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America ı By Samuel Lopez - November 3, 2026

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Supreme Court Takes Up Colorado Preschool Funding Fight Over LGBT Nondiscrimination Rules

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America ı By Samuel Lopez - November 2, 2026

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California Botox Doctor Gets 15 Years After $45 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme Exposed Impossible Billing

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America ı By Samuel Lopez - October 31, 2026

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A New 2026 Twin Study Revives Questions From A Secret Experiment Whose 69-Feet of Records Remain Restricted at Yale Until 2065

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America ı By Tyler Brooks - October 28, 2026

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Michigan Double-Digit Health Insurance Hikes Set to Hit Consumers in 2027

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America ı By Rachel Moore - October 28, 2026

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Miyoko Plant Butter Recall Sparks Food Safety Concerns Across 10 States

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Pentagon ketamine contract editorial illustration showing the Pentagon, symbolic medication wafers and pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment.
Pentagon Ketamine Contract: $41M Deal Under Fire
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CDC researchers examine bacterial cultures while studying drug-resistant germs at a Connecticut laboratory.

Health October 28, 2026

CDC Warns Drug-Resistant Germs Threaten Modern Medicine

WASHINGTON — Drug-resistant germs are causing millions of infections and tens of…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
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Health October 27, 2026

Walmart Great Value Fruit Cocktail Recall Raises Lead Contamination Concerns

A canned fruit product sold at Walmart is under recall after federal…

By Rachel Moore Rachel Moore is a staff writer and journalist for the USA Herald, where she specializes in high-impact reporting on international conflicts, economic shifts, and scientific advancements.
Christina Applegate

Health October 25, 2026

Christina Applegate Reveals Multiple Sclerosis Misdiagnosis, Impacting Her Health and...

LOS ANGELES — Christina Applegate, the Emmy-winning actor known for “Married ……

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
Humana and UnitedHealthcare cancel Medicare Advantage

Health October 23, 2026

Humana and UnitedHealthcare Cancel Medicare Advantage Plans Affecting Nearly 1...

Nearly 1 million Americans are facing a shake-up in their health coverage…

By Tyler Brooks Tyler is covering the intersection of law, finance, and public policy. With a keen eye for regulatory shifts and market trends, he brings clarity to complex issues shaping the global economy, and drama whenever possible.
Editorial illustration of plutonium pit production showing a laboratory glovebox, radiation symbol, construction cranes and an American flag.
America October 23, 2026
Plutonium Pit Production Faces Safety and...

WASHINGTON — The Energy Department has approved full construction of a South…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
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America October 22, 2026
Pope Leo XIV Needs No Further...

VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV will not require additional treatment for…

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
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America October 21, 2026
News Overload Can Fuel Anxiety and...

News keeps people informed about wars, political conflict, public safety threats, economic…

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
Children's Mercy insurance coverage changes
America October 21, 2026
Children’s Mercy Insurance Coverage Changes: Kansas...

Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City will no longer participate in Affordable…

By Rachel Moore Rachel Moore is a staff writer and journalist for the USA Herald, where she specializes in high-impact reporting on international conflicts, economic shifts, and scientific advancements.
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America October 21, 2026
Texas Trans Texts Spark Election Propaganda...

News Analysis | Texas voters began casting early ballots Monday, Oct. 19,…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
NASA map showing widespread above-average temperatures during extreme heat from June 2023 to May 2024.
America October 20, 2026
Extreme Heat Is Spreading and Lasting...

An extreme heat event lasting 367 days touched nearly 85% of Earth’s…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
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Health October 16, 2026

HealthSplash VP 18 Months Sentencing Rewards Cooperation in $450M Medicare Fraud

Cooperation can shave years off a prison term, but it rarely erases the crime. A former healthcare executive who helped the government received an 18-month sentence Friday for his part…

By Tyler Brooks Tyler is covering the intersection of law, finance, and public policy. With a keen eye for regulatory shifts and market trends, he brings clarity to complex issues shaping the global economy, and drama whenever possible.
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Health October 16, 2026
Daylight Saving Time Returns Nov. 1 Congress Hasn’t Passed the Sunshine Protection Act

Americans will turn their clocks back one hour on Nov. 1, 2026, as daylight saving time ends and…

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
Health October 16, 2026
California Identifies New York Life, Aetna, AIG and Other Insurers With Documented Links to Slavery-Era Insurance Policies

Key Takeaways   California’s Department of Insurance maintains an official Slavery Era Insurance Registry containing names of enslaved…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
Health October 16, 2026
Three Children, Teacher Killed in Oregon School Shooting

BEND, Ore. — An Oregon school shooting killed three children and a teacher Thursday at Silver Rail Elementary…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
Health October 15, 2026
Trump Scraps Hegseth’s Execution Livestream After Backlash

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump canceled the planned execution livestream of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan on Thursday,…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
Health October 13, 2026
Pope Leo XIV’s Surgery Exposes Gap In Vatican Law — Nobody Becomes Acting Pope if the Pontiff Is Unconscious or Incapacitated

By Samuel López | USA Herald VATICAN CITY — As Pope Leo XIV undergoes surgery in Rome on…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
Health October 12, 2026
Selma Blair Faces Issues After Alleged In-Flight Meltdown

Selma Blair, the actress known for her roles in Cruel Intentions, Legally Blonde and The Sweetest Thing, is…

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
Health October 12, 2026
Medicare Insurer Sues CMS After Star Rating Drop Threatens 2028 Bonus Payments

What’s at Stake Alignment’s largest California Medicare Advantage contract fell from 4 stars to 3.5 stars, putting federal…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
Health October 9, 2026
Mother of Dead Russian Plague Lab Worker Rejects Test Tube Story and Says ‘They Let Her Die’

What Readers Need to Know Darya Shipilova’s mother says the widely circulated story that her daughter became infected…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
Health October 9, 2026
Cornell Rape Case Raises a Difficult Question About False Allegations and What Research Actually Shows

SIDEBAR Major research generally places demonstrably false sexual-assault reports at roughly 2% to 10%, but researchers warn that…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
Health October 9, 2026
Kevin Hart’s 2017 Sex Tape Could Return To Court As Ex-Assistant Wants Hart and Montia Sabbag On The Stand

SIDEBAR Kevin Hart’s former assistant Miesha Shakes has identified both Hart and Montia Sabbag, the woman involved in…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
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