Media Tip Sheet: WHO Issues Concern Following Increase in Bird Flu
The World Health Organization has raised concerns after eight states are reporting bird flu cattle outbreaks. WHO is urging US officials to monitor the situation closely as it can be transmitted in...
Media Tip Sheet: CDC Issues Warning of Extreme Heat Dangers After Uptick in ER Visits in 2023
As summer approaches, the CDC is issuing a warning to protect yourself during extreme heat.
Media Tip Sheet: FTC Votes on Noncompete Agreements
Five members of the FTC will be voting today on whether to issue a final rule banning noncompetes.
AI in Political Campaigns: How it’s being used and the ethical considerations it raises
The use of artificial intelligence in political campaigns and messaging is ramping up.
Media Tip Sheet: House Passes Potential TikTok Ban as Part of Foreign Aid Bill
The House advanced efforts to potentially ban TikTok in the United States when it attached the bill as part of a broader package sending aid to Israel and Ukraine.
Media Tip Sheet: WHO Issues Report on Airborne Transmission of Diseases
The World Health Organization and about 500 experts have come to a consensus about what it means when a disease travels through the air, a clarification that could improve public health messaging and...
Media Tip Sheet: Discontent in the GOP Escalates as Foreign Aid Dispute Continues
Speaker Johnson faces escalating pressure from within his party regarding foreign aid packages.
Media Tip Sheet: Museums Embracing Sustainable Practices to Combat Climate Crisis
Museum leaders worldwide are prioritizing environmental sustainability by implementing green initiatives.
Media Tip Sheet: Oregon Faces Landmark Supreme Court Case Over Anti-Camping Regulations
A small city in Southern Oregon is at the center of a pivotal Supreme Court case deciding the legality of anti-camping regulations targeting the homeless.
Media Tip Sheet: Kansas Governor Vetoes Ban on Gender-Affirming Care
Kansas Governor, Laura Kelly vetoed a ban on gender-affirming medical care for youth in the state. According to Governor Kelly, the bill was an unwarranted attack on those under the age of 18.
