Blood tests for 'forever chemicals' should be offered to patients with high exposure: report
Blood tests for the presence of “forever chemicals” should be available to patients who have a history of likely elevated exposure to these substances, a panel of top environmental health experts declared on Wednesday. Clinicians should offer tests to patients who have been exposed to these cancer-linked compounds by either working or living in contaminated settings, the experts argued in a 300-page report published by the
Read MoreSupreme Court critics really need to read the opinions
The Supreme Court recently issued an almost unanimous (8-1) decision in Johnson v. Arteaga-Martinez holding that INA section 1231(a)(6) does not require the government to provide bond hearings for migrants who have been detained for more than six months pending execution of a deportation order — or require it to pr
Read MoreWatch Live: Biden delivers remarks on the Inflation Reduction Act
President Biden will deliver remarks Thursday afternoon on the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. The event begins at 12:00 p.m. ET. Watch the vide above. Source: TEST FEED1
Read MoreUvalde principal says she'll second-guess herself 'for the rest of my life'
The principal of the Uvalde, Texas, elementary school that was the site of a mass shooting in May said Wednesday that she “will second-guess myself for the rest of my life." Robb Elementary School principal Mandy Gutierrez was asked during an interview with CNN if she thought she could lose her job. “I feel that I followed the training that I was provided with to the best of my abilities," she responded, according to the network. “And I will second-guess
Read MoreMore than half of Americans say they’ve personally felt the impacts of climate change, poll finds
Story at a glance A new Economist/YouGov poll documents adults’ perceptions about the threat of climate change and whether current actions being taken are enough to meet the challenge. A total of 1,500 participants took part, although the majority of respondents were white. In an effort to combat the rising risks of climate-related ex
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