Thyroid Medication Recall: Vitruvias Therapeutics USP 30 mg Lot 504950 Elevated to FDA Class I Over Superpotency

Photographic close-up of pharmaceutical blister packs with white tablets on a teal surface, news thumbnail for thyroid medication recall coverage

By Mike Joe WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, 2026. A nationwide thyroid medication recall covering one lot of Thyroid Tablets, USP 30 mg from Vitruvias Therapeutics, Inc. has drawn fresh attention after secondary reporting on Sept. 24 described an FDA Class I designation, the agency’s highest risk category The thyroid medication recall remains limited to Lot 504950. … Read more

Permanent Daylight Saving Time: Senate Has Not Voted; Clocks Fall Back Nov. 1

U.S. Capitol Building at the end of Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., under a bright sky with traffic on the boulevard.

By Mike Joe WASHINGTON, Sept. 21, 2026. The Senate has not passed permanent daylight saving time, and Americans should still expect clocks to fall back one hour at 2 a.m. on Nov. 1, 2026, unless senators approve the Sunshine Protection Act and President Donald Trump signs it before that date. The House already voted 308–117 … Read more

Social Security COLA 2027: Forecasts Near 3.5% as Oct. 14 Announcement Nears

Social Security COLA 2027 Forecasts Near 3.5% as Oct

WASHINGTON — The Social Security COLA 2027 is still unofficial, but the latest independent forecasts put next year’s cost-of-living adjustment near 3.5%, with the Social Security Administration expected to lock in the number around Oct. 14, 2026, after September inflation data arrive. For the typical beneficiary, that would mean roughly $68 to $75 more per … Read more

Space Force on-orbit weapons confirmed after Meink’s AFA keynote

Space Force on-orbit weapons in orbit

NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. / WASHINGTON — Air Force Secretary Troy Meink said Monday, Sept. 14, 2026, that the United States now has Space Force on-orbit weapons—specifically “on-orbit space control weapons capable of defending the joint force against hostile adversary action”—in the Pentagon’s clearest public acknowledgment yet that U.S. systems of that type are already in … Read more

USPS mail ballot rule stays blocked as Supreme Court weighs emergency stay before midterms

USPS mail ballot rule stacks of official absentee ballot return envelopes on a sorting table

WASHINGTON — The USPS mail ballot rule remains blocked for the Nov. 3, 2026, midterms on Tuesday, Sept. 8, after Solicitor General D. John Sauer renewed an emergency Supreme Court bid to stay a preliminary injunction from U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani of the District of Massachusetts. Talwani’s Sept. 4 order stops mandatory enforcement of … Read more

Labor Day storms trigger more than 4,000 airport delays across the U.S.

Labor Day airport delays at a busy U.S. airport security and travel checkpoint

U.S. air travelers wrapping up the Labor Day weekend faced Labor Day airport delays as a surge of disruptions, with extreme weather linked to more than 4,000 airport delays nationwide (The Travel’s Labor Day FAA delay report), according to holiday travel coverage summarizing the weekend rush. The Labor Day period already ranked among the busiest … Read more