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Bald Eagle Jackie Dies at Big Bear Lake Due to Illness

Jackie, a 14-year-old bald eagle from Big Bear Lake, California, passed away on August 10 due to a mysterious illness. She had been receiving treatment for severe anemia after being found weak following a confrontation with younger eagles.

The Hill

American Academy of Pediatrics Responds to Trump's Vaccine Executive Order

Dr. Andrew Racine, president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, has criticized President Trump's recent executive order aimed at reducing childhood vaccines. He highlighted the rising measles cases in the U.S. and the impending cold and flu season as reasons for concern regarding the order.

Fox News — Latest

Sen. Ron Wyden Proposes New Tax on Data Centers Amid Criticism

Senator Ron Wyden has proposed a new tax on data centers, aiming to eliminate existing tax incentives and impose a tax on gross receipts. Critics warn that this could increase costs for internet services used by many Americans. The proposal has sparked debate on its potential impact on the economy and technological development.

Fox News — Politics

Senator Ron Wyden Proposes New Tax on Data Centers Amid Criticism

Senator Ron Wyden has proposed a tax on data centers, aiming to end existing tax incentives and impose a new tax on their operations. Critics warn that this could increase costs for internet services used by many Americans. The proposal has sparked debate, particularly in relation to contrasting views on economic growth and technological advancement.

PBS NewsHour

Trump signs executive order on childhood vaccine schedule

President Trump signed an executive order on August 10, 2026, aimed at reducing childhood vaccinations and altering the schedule for administering them. The same day, Tropical Storm Dolphin made landfall in eastern China, and discussions were reported between Trump's Board of Peace and Israel after Netanyahu rejected a Gaza peace plan.

The Hill

U.S. Appeals Court Allows Lawsuits Against Social Media Companies to Proceed

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that lawsuits against social media companies concerning online safety will proceed, rejecting early appeals from Meta and TikTok. The court's decision emphasizes that Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act does not shield these companies in this context.

Al Jazeera English

Ceuta mayor addresses migrant situation amid influx

Ceuta's mayor has requested the detention of migrants due to a surge in arrivals. The situation has resulted in thousands of migrants facing difficult conditions, contributing to political and social tensions in the region.

nypost.com

Fauci Expressed Concerns About COVID Vaccine and Miscarriage Risk in Private Texts

Dr. Anthony Fauci privately raised concerns about a potential link between the COVID-19 vaccine and miscarriages in expectant mothers, despite publicly stating there were no red flags. The concerns were discussed in texts with CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky and Surgeon General Vivek Murthy. The messages were released by Senators Rand Paul and Ron Johnson, who are investigating potential deletions of records related to Fauci's communications.

apnews.com

Trump Signs Executive Order on Childhood Vaccine Recommendations

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on August 10, 2026, proposing changes to childhood vaccine recommendations, including separating the MMR vaccine into three individual shots. Public health experts have raised concerns about the implications of spacing out vaccinations, while the order has faced criticism from health professionals and lawmakers.

PBS NewsHour

Meta Releases New Open-Source AI Model

Meta has introduced a free open-source AI tool, supported by a detailed essay from CEO Mark Zuckerberg discussing the transformative potential of AI and the need for protective measures. The topic was further explored in an interview with Mike Isaac from The New York Times.

Deutsche Welle

Turkey's Parliament Approves Law for Reintegrating PKK Militants

Turkey's parliament has approved a law focused on the reintegration of PKK militants into civilian life, marking a significant step in addressing the ongoing conflict with the group. The law does not, however, resolve the status of Abdullah Ocalan, the PKK leader.