A new report warns progressive judicial appointments may threaten court impartiality amid political tensions.

A new report highlights growing concerns over the politicization of judicial appointments, with critics warning that progressive judges may prioritize ideology over legal precedent, undermining court impartiality. Meanwhile, Senate leaders remain at odds over a government shutdown, while Venezuela’s Maduro warns of war. Universities reject a White House education deal, and a North Carolina redistricting map may shift a Democratic seat to Republicans. China’s dominance in critical drug supply chains prompts calls for price controls, and a measles outbreak restricts school access for unvaccinated children. The CDC expands COVID vaccine access for pregnant women, and Bari Weiss is named head of CBS News. Walmart’s CEO predicts AI will transform nearly all jobs, and Tyson Foods plans to eliminate corn syrup and additives by 2025. A Stanford study links daylight saving time to health risks.