News for June 7, 2025

The body of missing Denver hairstylist Jax Gratton has been found, ending a two-month search.

The CDC and FDA are investigating a multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to 1.7 million recalled eggs from the August Egg Company.

The article shows how Social Security Administration disability programs have grown into a huge, hidden safety net for many Americans who cannot find work or stay on the job.

A Utah judge ruled that Ralph Leroy Menzies, a convicted killer with dementia, is still competent to be executed.

Merryl Hoffman survived a sudden cardiac arrest in New York City after two nurses and other bystanders performed CPR until help arrived.

Rod Stewart canceled and rescheduled several U.S. concerts while recovering from the flu.

President Donald Trump’s travel ban is delaying or canceling urgent heart surgeries for Haitian children who need to travel through the U.S. for care.

Los Angeles County public health officials confirmed a new measles case and warned that people in parts of Santa Clarita may have been exposed.

UCSF professor Rupa Marya has sued the University of California, San Francisco, saying the school violated her free speech rights by suspending her over social media comments about the war in Gaza.