Twenty US Attorneys General are demanding an explanation from the American Medical Association for its support of puberty blockers and hormones for minors despite a lack of evidence, also warning of potential legal investigations.
A 9/11 survivor battling her second bout of cancer is demanding New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani release all city documents related to Ground Zero toxins.
Several Atlanta-based non-profits are preparing to lobby Georgia lawmakers to add 1,217 Medicaid waiver slots to this year
A Lifesaver 5 medical helicopter crashed in Evergreen on Sunday afternoon, leading to a road closure in southern Alabama. No fatalities were reported, and the FAA is taking over the investigation.
The state of Georgia has confirmed its second measles case of 2026. The patient, a resident of Bryan County, was unvaccinated and traveled outside the state before developing symptoms. Health authorities are notifying individuals at risk of exposure.
Strong winds on the afternoon of February 22 toppled a large tree onto a house on Overbrook Drive NW in northwest Atlanta. A baby inside the home was medically evaluated on site and confirmed to have no life-threatening injuries.
The Medical Board of California has revoked the license of Dr. Victor Lynn Perry after concluding he sexually assaulted a patient during an examination at his Fresno clinic. Dr. Perry is ineligible to reapply for a license.
Thousands of Cuban security personnel are departing Caracas after nearly two decades in Venezuela, as Washington intensifies pressure to dismantle one of Latin America
Benjamin Feltz, 37, was arrested after allegedly stealing an ambulance with a critically ill patient in Wisconsin Rapids, leading police on a high-speed chase lasting over 40 minutes and reaching speeds over 90 mph. The suspect was naked and intoxicated.
A 1-year-old boy was severely attacked by the family
NYU bioethics professor Arthur Caplan sparked controversy by suggesting that bringing whole milk back to schools carries political messages and has been used as a symbol by far-right groups. The U.S. Department of Agriculture rejected this view, asserting that the policy focuses on student nutrition and health.
Jalen Alexander, a 14-year-old from Gwinnett County, has been named "Children
Amy Knox, former COO of the Harm Reduction Coalition of San Diego, faces six felony charges for allegedly embezzling $132,000 in public funds meant for opioid overdose prevention to spend on cosmetic surgery, Hawaii travel, and a million-dollar home.
A man has died at the hospital after being shot by Gwinnett County police while responding to a domestic violence call in Lawrenceville. The GBI has taken over the investigation.
