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Ebola has killed more than 1,700 people in eastern Congo in what has become the fastest-growing outbreak of the disease.

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“The appropriate counter to Covid revisionism is careful, rigorous, and honest assessment of the U.S. response.”

“Too often, regulatory tools authorized to speed patient access to breakthrough treatments are being used in ways that…

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Federal judge denied 26 states’ request to postpone the implementation of Medicaid work requirements announced in June.

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At a highly anticipated Senate hearing, Anthony Fauci evoked his Fifth Amendment right to refuse to answer questions…

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