The Pour Over Maduro in Court, Walz Ends Reelection Bid, CDC Reschedules Vaccines, & More | 01.07.2025
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Jan 7, 2026 Nicolas Maduro faces serious drug and weapon charges in a Manhattan court, stirring political tension. Tim Walz abruptly ends his reelection campaign amidst controversies in Minnesota. The CDC makes significant changes to childhood vaccines, reducing the number from 17 to 11. In a global context, Iran proposes cash bonuses for citizens to quell protests. Lastly, Novo Nordisk introduces a new daily oral alternative for weight management, making health solutions more accessible.
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Maduro Faces U.S. Courtroom And Oil Pressure
- Nicolas Maduro and his wife pleaded not guilty in Manhattan and remain detained with a trial expected in 2027.
- U.S. pressures Venezuela via oil blockades while the interim government signals willingness to collaborate for development.
Walz Exits Amid Massive Minnesota Fraud Probe
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is ending his reelection bid amid a massive social service fraud probe.
- The scandal involves billions in potentially fraudulent billings and has reshaped the state's political field.
CDC Aligns U.S. Schedule More With Denmark
- The CDC reduced universally recommended childhood vaccines from 17 to 11, aligning more closely with Denmark's schedule.
- The change aims to rebuild trust in public health but drew criticism from many health professionals.