Arizona Issues Vaccine Standing Order Amid CDC Regulatory Confusion
September 19, 2025
An advisory panel limited COVID-19 vaccine access, but Arizona issued an order to ensure availability for residents.
An advisory panel limited COVID-19 vaccine access, but Arizona issued an order to ensure availability for residents.
Secretary Linda McMahon urges states to innovate education without D.C. bureaucracy, emphasizing trade skills and partnerships.
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The University of Michigan won’t discipline faculty for comments about Charlie Kirk’s death, citing free speech values.
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