Ivermectin’s Controversial Rise: From Farm Use to Political Symbol
March 2, 2026
Ivermectin’s reputation as a miracle drug persists despite studies debunking its efficacy against COVID-19 and cancer.
Ivermectin’s reputation as a miracle drug persists despite studies debunking its efficacy against COVID-19 and cancer.
Ivermectin’s use surged during COVID, driven by misinformation. Though ineffective for COVID, it remains politicized.
Congress is set to vote on resolutions limiting Trump’s military actions in Iran, facing challenges in passing them.
Congress is set to vote on bipartisan war powers resolutions to limit Trump’s military operations in Iran this week.
Raul Piña, an Air Force veteran, now carries his passport daily in Arizona due to increased immigration enforcement.
Holly Bailey-Hofmann revamped her English 101 class to focus on climate change, integrating it into the curriculum.
A potential deal in a lawsuit over Michigan’s canceled state spending could impact the next budget planning process.
Mesa Public Schools will cut 50 positions in May due to declining enrollment affecting funding and staffing levels.
Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader, was killed in an attack by Israel and the U.S., raising fears of prolonged conflict.
Arizona lawmakers react to U.S. and Israel’s attack on Iran, criticizing Trump’s military action without Congress.
American colleges received over $5.2 billion from foreign entities in 2025, says the U.S. Department of Education.
State officials met with immigrant communities to discuss ICE practices, focusing on transparency and public safety.
