At issue in the case is the Protection of Children Act.

Just 81% of people worldwide are now estimated to have received the first dose of a measles vaccine.There were several measles outbreaks last year.

officials worry that the increase in measles could foreshadow other mounting issues stemming from gaps caused by the pandemic.last yearThe global climb in measles cases comes as health officials have worked to reverse a yearslong decline in routine immunizations within the U.Children at a hospital in Kabul.

when 22 countries were reporting large outbreaks.was linked to outbreaks abroad.

Hatcher said changes in precautions and travel during the COVID-19 pandemic likely contributed to the temporary dip in cases during 2020.

The massive surge in 2019 could also have temporarily blunted transmission.Its going to be tough for him to survive a vote if theres credible evidence in the committees report.

and engaged in knowing and willful violations of federal ethics law related to financial disclosure statements filed with the House.But a group of his fellow New York Republicans renewed the effort to expel him in October after he was hit with more charges accusing him of stealing campaign donors identities and putting thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges on their credit cards.

and blamed Marks for the issues.000 pages of documents and authorized 37 subpoenas.