Posted: 6:31 a.m. EDT Aug 1, 2018
The Rise And Fall Of Big Tobacco
Big Tobacco once had a lot of influence in the U.S. through advertisements and television. In 1964, however, that began to change.
The Rise And Fall Of Big Tobacco
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New rapid blood test for concussions gets FDA approval
The device from Abbott Laboratories can reportedly detect if a patient has mild traumatic brain injury in just 15 minutes.
As climate warms, wildfires could make air more deadly, study says
Researchers say poor air quality as a result of wildfires will cause thousands of additional deaths per year in the U.S.
Nestle adding sugar to poorer nations' baby foods, group claims
An advocacy group alleges that Nestle is contributing to a growing number of children with obesity by adding sugar to products in poorer nations.
Wendy's meal caused 11-year-old permanent brain damage, suit claims
A family is suing Wendy's parent company, claiming its food gave their daughter an E. coli infection that's given her permanent health issues.
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President Biden's new Title IX rules protect LGBTQ+ students
The administration had planned to include a new policy forbidding schools from enacting outright bans on transgender athletes.
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Viewer Spotlight: Inside Scripps News' 'Trump on Trial' segment
Scripps News viewers called in this week to share their thoughts on our newest segments, "Trump on Trial" and "Scripps News on the Scene."
