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Every published file in reverse chronological order.
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Pediatricians release 2026 vaccine schedule that diverges from CDC guidance
The American Academy of Pediatrics published its 2026 childhood vaccine schedule, continuing to recommend vaccines against 18 diseases. The guidance differs from a revised CDC schedule that reduced routine recommendations for several immunizations.
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U.S. names 232-athlete roster for Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, featuring Lindsey Vonn and other five-time Olympians
The U.S. announced a 232-athlete team for the 2026 Winter Olympics, including Lindsey Vonn and several athletes headed to their fifth Games. The Milan-Cortina Olympics will begin competition Feb. 4, with an opening ceremony on Feb. 6.
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Markets brace for Fed week as gold tops $5,000 and storm disruptions hit travel
U.S. markets entered a key week with major earnings and a Federal Reserve decision ahead. Gold futures pushed past $5,000 amid geopolitical uncertainty, while a winter storm triggered massive flight cancellations and weighed on airline stocks.
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Markets brace for big-tech earnings and a Fed decision as investors watch gold’s surge and geopolitics
Investors enter a pivotal week focused on major technology earnings and a Federal Reserve rate decision, with safe-haven demand pushing gold to record territory and geopolitical uncertainty adding volatility.
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Patriots and Seahawks set Super Bowl LX rematch at Levi’s Stadium after championship wins
The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks are heading to Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 in Santa Clara, setting up a rematch of their 2015 title game after both teams won their conference championship games on Jan. 25.
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Ethiopia declares the end of its first Marburg virus outbreak after 42 days with no new cases
Ethiopia says its first-ever Marburg virus outbreak has ended, after completing the required 42-day monitoring period with no new confirmed infections. Health officials and international partners credit surveillance, contact tracing and infection control for stopping transmission.
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Backlash grows after Attorney General Pam Bondi seeks Minnesota voter-roll access amid immigration enforcement surge
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi’s request for access to Minnesota voter rolls and public-assistance data has sparked criticism from election and voting-rights experts, who argue the demand is unrelated to immigration enforcement and risks coercion and voter intimidation.
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Ethiopia ends Marburg outbreak, highlighting the risks to health workers and the importance of surveillance
Ethiopia’s declaration that its first Marburg outbreak is over underscores how fast identification, infection-control measures and sustained monitoring can stop transmission of a lethal virus that has no widely approved vaccine or specific treatment.
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U.S. takes minority stake in USA Rare Earth as Commerce Department backs mine and magnet facility
The U.S. Commerce Department is investing in USA Rare Earth, including a minority stake and a financing package aimed at supporting a Texas mine and an Oklahoma magnet plant, part of a broader effort to reduce reliance on China for critical minerals.
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Winter storm batters the U.S., triggering mass flight cancellations, school disruptions and power outages
A sprawling winter storm is disrupting daily life across the United States, with thousands of flight cancellations, widespread school closures or remote-learning shifts, and large pockets of power outages as ice and snow sweep from the South to the Northeast.
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Markets brace for Fed decision and major earnings week as winter storm disrupts travel
Investors started the week with muted stock futures ahead of a Federal Reserve decision and big-company earnings, while a major winter storm continued to disrupt U.S. flights and logistics.
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U.S. takes stake in USA Rare Earth in $1.6B push to build mine-to-magnet supply chain
The Trump administration is investing in USA Rare Earth, taking a minority stake and backing plans for a Texas mine and an Oklahoma magnet plant as the U.S. seeks to reduce reliance on China.