Schools Get Big Money for Mental Health Help

The Education Department has allocated $208 million to 65 schools, a significant increase from the previous administration's canceled grants. Most of the funding is directed towards rural areas, aiming to provide proven mental health services to students.

A Shift in Focus

This new funding marks a shift in priorities, focusing on effective mental health services. While this is positive news, some question why it took so long to address this critical issue.

Leadership Changes in Health Agencies

The acting head of a major health agency is stepping down, which could lead to significant changes in mental health and addiction treatment policies.

FDA Reviews New Sunscreen Ingredients

The FDA is evaluating new sunscreen ingredients, as the U.S. currently uses different formulations than other countries. Additionally, internal concerns arise over the new leadership's decisions, raising questions about trust within the agency.

President Signs AI Laws Executive Order

A new executive order on AI laws could impact how states regulate technology. Opinions are divided—some see it as beneficial for big tech, while others fear potential negative consequences.

Health Deal with Kenya Paused Over Privacy Concerns

A major health agreement with Kenya has been put on hold due to privacy concerns, which may affect future deals with African nations. Meanwhile, Bill Gates warns that cutting global aid is leading to increased child mortality, emphasizing the urgency of the issue.