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Deion Sanders predicted his son, Shedeur, will start for the Cleveland Browns this season despite currently being third on the depth chart behind Joe Flacco and Dillon Gabriel.
Ohio Republican candidates Sen. Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy endorsed each other at a joint event in Columbus on Monday night representing a united GOP front in the state.
CNN contributor Van Jones condemned political violence after Charlie Kirk was killed before they could have a planned respectful conversation about crime and race.
Long reserved for weighty misconduct, the censure in the House has shifted into a rapid-fire tactic, as legislators use it tit-for-tat.
NASA unveils new class of astronaut candidates
President Donald Trump’s insistence that his attorney general bring charges against three perceived political opponents could backfire if any cases get to court, undermining his effort to see them punished, some legal experts said Monday.
The cancer medication leucovorin shows potential benefits for autism spectrum disorder, improving communication skills in some children, say administration health officials.
Tylenol’s manufacturer, Kenvue, responds to President Donald Trump’s claim linking acetaminophen during pregnancy with an increased risk of autism in the child. Kenvue says, “We believe independent, sound science clearly shows that taking acetaminophen does not cause autism.” Most scientific literature suggests no causal link between autism and exposure to acetaminophen in the womb.
NBC News' Erika Edwards and Dr. Kavita Patel weigh in on President Trump's announcement around the controversial claims that using acetaminophen during pregnancy causes autism. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and other major medical groups say acetaminophen is one of the only safe pain relievers for women during pregnancy, and studies have shown no clear evidence that use during pregnancy leads to developmental issues in kids.
President Trump said pregnant women should only take Tylenol for a fever if they can't "tough it out." The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and other major medical groups say acetaminophen, commonly known as Tylenol, is one of the only safe pain relievers for women during pregnancy, and studies have shown no clear evidence that use during pregnancy leads to developmental issues in kids.
In a briefing on autism with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Trump says, "there's not an alternative" to acetaminophen as he says pregnant women shouldn't take it. Most scientific literature suggests no causal link between autism and exposure to acetaminophen in the womb.
Comedian Bill Maher argues people should talk regardless of beliefs while director Rob Reiner insists on agreeing on facts first during their podcast debate.
