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The U.S. has struggled to get monkeypox vaccine to those who need it, and Africa has no access to the shots.

The next few days will be tense for Taiwan; the next several months will be tense for the U.S. and China.

Grid takes a look at some of the latest data on abortion access in the U.S. and how voters are thinking about the issue nationwide ahead of the midterm elections this fall.

Why are the White House, cable news, economists and financial journalists obsessing over the definition of a recession?

QAnon candidates faced mixed results in the 2022 midterm primaries.

LinkedIn profile data suggests that at least 2,700 ex-FDA employees now work for the pharmaceutical industry. Another 1,100 current FDA employees have moved the other way, from industry to the agency.

The new prescription drugs bill unveiled last week would allow the federal government, the single largest purchaser of drugs in the U.S., to negotiate drug prices with pharmaceutical companies for the first time, bringing down costs for seniors and the government.

The Big Cat Public Safety Act, H.R. 263, restricts who can own tigers, cheetahs, jaguars and other wild animals living in the U.S., as well as sets regulations on how they can be handled.

From pressuring the DOJ, boosting Mike Pence, exposing lawmakers involved in the plot: make no mistake, the Jan. 6 hearings are leaving a mark mark.

QAnon conspiracy candidates are getting big help from a Republican Party eager to retake the House.