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Court blocks Kennedy's bid to scale back childhood vaccine guidance
health25 days ago

Court blocks Kennedy's bid to scale back childhood vaccine guidance

A federal judge temporarily blocked Health Secretary RFK Jr. from reducing the number of vaccines recommended for children and ruled that his overhaul of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices likely violated federal procedures, halting his January plan to end broad vaccine recommendations for diseases including flu, rotavirus, hepatitis A/B, meningitis and RSV. The move follows lawsuits from medical groups upset by the changes and puts ACIP appointments on hold and its upcoming meeting in jeopardy as the parties litigate.

state-politics2 months ago

Virginia court derails Democrats' midterm redistricting push

A Virginia circuit court blocked Democrats’ plan to redraw the state’s congressional map this year, ruling they bypassed proper procedures to approve a constitutional amendment and failed to meet notice and voting requirements in a special-session move; the ruling, if upheld on appeal, could prevent the mid-decade redistricting and potentially cost Democrats up to four seats in the 2026 midterms; Republicans hailed it as upholding the rule of law, while Democrats pledged to appeal and press ahead with map changes.

New Regulations on Subscription Cancellations Face Legal and Bureaucratic Hurdles
law-and-regulation9 months ago

New Regulations on Subscription Cancellations Face Legal and Bureaucratic Hurdles

A proposed FTC rule aimed at making it easier for consumers to cancel subscriptions and memberships has been blocked by a federal appeals court due to procedural errors, just before its scheduled implementation. The rule would have required clear disclosures and easy cancellation processes for auto-renewals and free trials, but the court found the FTC failed to conduct a necessary preliminary economic impact analysis. The FTC is also preparing for a trial against Amazon over alleged unenforceable Prime enrollments.