Novo Nordisk: Employees Must Return to Office Jan. 1
Novo Nordisk has announced a mandatory return-to-office policy for all employees, effective January 1. Learn more about the new workplace rules for the pharma giant.
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New Drugs: 1 Major FDA Change Under Trump to Watch
Under Trump, the FDA seeks to abandon expert reviews of new drugs. Learn how this major policy shift could affect the safety and approval process for all new drugs.
President’s Inner Circle: 5 Ways Kirk Won Trump’s Trust
Explore Charlie Kirk’s incredible journey from teenage activist to a key player in the president’s inner circle. How did he gain access and influence with Trump?
His Life: 1 Man’s Failed Bid to Block Netflix Film
A South African court has dismissed a convicted rapist’s urgent bid to block a Netflix documentary detailing the shocking crimes and events of his life.
Tyler Robinson, 22, Named in Charlie Kirk Murder Case
Tyler Robinson, 22, has been named as the suspect in the Charlie Kirk murder. Officials praised Robinson’s family for their cooperation in the investigation.
first 11 months: Federal Deficit Hits $2 Trillion CBO Says
The CBO reports the federal budget deficit surged to nearly $2 trillion in the first 11 months of the fiscal year, a significant increase over the previous year.
Missouri Creek Trail Cam: 1 New Photo of Bigfoot?
A startling new trail cam photo appears to show the legendary Bigfoot standing in a Missouri Creek. Experts are now analyzing the image from the Show-Me State.
Netflix Film: 1 Rapist Loses Bid to Block His Story
A South African rapist’s legal challenge to block a controversial new Netflix film depicting his life and crimes has been dismissed by the courts. Read more here.
‘NFL RedZone’ host’ makes 1 plea after Kirk ‘assassination’
‘NFL RedZone’ host Scott Hanson has weighed in on the Charlie Kirk ‘assassination’ claim, issuing a public call for more reasonable discourse in politics.
Murder Victim: 1 Lawmaker’s ‘Dead Person’ Comment Erupts
A Democratic lawmaker faces intense backlash after referring to a murder victim as a ‘random dead person’ during a heated committee debate on crime policy.