The 7 The Justice Department seeks a James Comey indictment; Dallas ICE shooting; space weather; and more
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Sep 25, 2025 Prosecutors are targeting an indictment for James Comey over his 2020 congressional testimony. The details of a Dallas ICE facility shooting emerge, sparking political reactions. The WHO dismisses claims linking acetaminophen during pregnancy to autism. FEMA's chief was unreachable amid severe Texas floods. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris distances herself from Biden’s approach to Gaza. Promising results emerge from a trial for Huntington’s disease treatment, and NASA launches three spacecraft to study the sun and Earth's environment.
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Comey Indictment Nears Deadline
- Prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia are preparing to present an indictment to a grand jury against James Comey over alleged false testimony from 2020.
- The statute of limitations deadline is five years from that testimony, making timing urgent.
Deadly Shooting At Dallas ICE Facility
- An ICE facility in Dallas was targeted in a shooting that killed a detainee and the gunman and left two others critically wounded.
- Investigators recovered unused ammo marked "anti-ice" and have not identified a clear motive, though officials framed it as politically motivated.
WHO Rejects Tylenol-Autism Link
- The World Health Organization rejected claims linking acetaminophen use in pregnancy to autism, calling evidence inconclusive.
- Major medical associations continue to say acetaminophen is generally considered safe during pregnancy.