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Month: April 2022

Clarification: Cancer Blood Test story

In a story published April 11, 2022, The Associated Press reported that Food and Drug Administration review isn’t required for certain cancer blood tests. The story should have made clear that FDA authorization, clearance or approval of such tests is required by law. However, the agency historically has not enforced most regulatory requirements for tests

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City says building, where a porch collapsed, killing one and injuring two others, ‘must be demolished’

By Tim McNicholas, WBBM Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — The city determined an East Garfield Park building that collapsed, killing one and injuring two others, is “is not structurally sound and must be demolished.” On Tuesday, 52-year-old man Anthony Wright died in the collapse, at 3418 W. Jackson

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US says three Russians offered congressman a free trip as part of a propaganda and disinformation campaign

By Kara Scannell Federal prosecutors in New York on Thursday unsealed an indictment charging a member of Russia’s legislature and two of his staffers with orchestrating a propaganda and disinformation campaign targeting US lawmakers. Aleksandr Babakov, deputy chairman of the Russian State Duma, and his staffers Aleksandr Vorobev and Mikhail Plisyuk, were charged with conspiring

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Civil rights groups sue Texas county over alleged ‘discriminatory’ map

By Fredreka Schouten, CNN A coalition of civil rights groups in Texas filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against Galveston County, alleging that the county’s redistricting plan intentionally discriminates against a growing minority population in the Gulf Coast community. The complaint, shared first with CNN, marks the second lawsuit in recent weeks that seeks to overturn

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