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Several states are reporting illnesses from counterfeit Botox injections, the federal health agency said. Some patients have had to be hospitalized.

The announcement came as President Joe Biden welcomed Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and First Lady Yuko Kishida to the White House for a state visit.

An 11-member grand jury said Ebony Parker, who resigned in the wake of the January 2023 shooting at Richneck Elementary School, should be held “criminally liable.”

They are recommending the bridge be renamed after the late U.S. Rep. Parren J. Mitchell instead, the first Black Marylander to be elected to the House of Representatives.

Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker wrote that Florida cannot “dictate, without limitation, how public-school teachers refer to themselves when communicating to students.”

The report comes as the CDC is keeping an eye on the spread of a similar fungal infection in South America that's far more contagious.

New Orleans Rep. Delisha Boyd faces strong political headwinds in her push to change the state’s abortion ban.

Some praised the changes as "huge" and a long overdue recognition, while others warned it's not "user-friendly" and can erase or dilute important and necessary racial categories.

Joseph Izatt, 61, was a prominent professor and chair of Duke's biomedical engineering department.

Two sources familiar with the investigation characterized the shooting as targeted and domestic-related.

Calipari has led the Wildcats to seven Elite Eights, four Final Fours and the 2012 national championship, but has failed to reach the NCAA Tournament's second round since 2019.