Leading U.S. medical groups issued their own fall vaccine guidance for flu, COVID-19 and RSV, saying federal recommendations are in flux. The groups said evidence continues to show the shots reduce severe illness, hospitalization and death.
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Pierre Damas Bel, a 20-year-old Haitian student in Ohio, died by suicide after telling family he felt humiliated by an ICE ankle monitor. ICE rejected attempts to blame the agency and said Bel had been monitored while immigration proceedings continued.
Ariana Grande closed her 41-show “Eternal Sunshine Tour” in London and began a planned break from public-facing work. The singer thanked fans through tears after months of scrutiny over her health and appearance.
More than 1,100 people have been killed in Nepal and thousands remain missing after a flash flood along the Nepal-Tibet border. Rescue teams are trying to reach trapped hydropower workers as relief efforts shift toward recovery.
Nepal issued fresh flood warnings after river levels rose along the China border, days after catastrophic Himalayan floods killed hundreds and left thousands missing. The missing include 85 Americans, while international aid and search teams are being mobilized.
William Jewell College running back MicahJo Barnett died after a sideline medical emergency during the school’s season opener against Fort Lewis College. The junior from Liberty, Missouri, had scored the game’s only touchdown before play was halted.
Walmart has settled a Justice Department lawsuit accusing its pharmacies of unlawfully dispensing opioids and failing to comply with federal controlled-substance rules. The settlement terms were not disclosed, and Walmart did not admit liability.
Jurors in Massachusetts are deliberating whether Lindsay Clancy is criminally responsible for killing her three children. The verdict could mean life in prison, a lesser prison sentence or indefinite commitment to a psychiatric hospital.