Medical examiners have ruled that the death of a nearly blind refugee from Myanmar, five days after Border Patrol left him at a Buffalo, New York, doughnut shop, was a homicide.

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A Massachusetts federal judge has declared the Trump administration's cuts to National Institutes of Health grants are "illegal" and "void," and ordered many of the grants be restored, Politico reported on Monday.

The challenges already facing public education, stacked with alarming trends in youth mental health, made the news sting even more.

A big step forward in cancer therapy has been slowed by layoffs and new restrictions at the National Institutes of Health, where it was developed.

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Eight people in South Sudan, including five children, died on a three-hour walk to seek medical treatment for cholera after U.S. aid cuts forced local health services to close, the UK-based charity Save the Children said on Wednesday.

“There’s got to be an investigation,” Keir Starmer told British lawmakers.

During a Wednesday morning, April 9 appearance on Fox Business' "Mornings With Maria," JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon acknowledged that President Donald Trump's steep new tariffs will "probably" lead to a recession. Dimon told Fox Business' Maria Bartiromo that he is hearing "recessionary talk" with other business leaders and said that a recession is a "likely outcome" of Trump's tariffs. The JPMorgan Chase CEO predicted that there will be "more credit problems than people have seen in a long time," noting, "We haven't had any slowdown or real recession.... in so long." READ MORE: 'He’s really gone off the wall': 20 swing-state Trump voters react to his agenda MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski discussed Dimon's predictions with reporter Christine Romans on their show "Morning Joe." Romans warned that there could be economic pain ahead for Americans, commenting, "Recessions are a bad, bad thing…. They hurt people." Scarborough, a Never Trump conservative and scathing critic of Trump's tariffs, warned, "We're going to see some small businessowners going out of business." Dimon's analysis is also receiving plenty of responses on X, formerly Twitter. KrassenCast's Brian Krassenstein tweeted, "BREAKING: As the DOW plunges again, JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon, just suggested that we are headed towards a recession that he thinks 'we will see more credit problems than people have seen in a long time.' What a complete mess that was totally unavoidable. TRUMPCRASH!" READ MORE: 'Shrivel and die': How a DOGE cut means paying taxes may become 'voluntary' for billionaires Krassenstein also posted, "BREAKING: Jamie Dimon says that he expects a recession. 'It's a likely outcome.' I don't remember any recessions under Biden, do you?" Podcast host Evan Kirstel noted, "JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon, just suggested that we are headed towards a recession that he thinks 'we will see more credit problems than people have seen in a long time.'" CNBC's Michael Wayland tweeted, "Jamie Dimon says a recession is 'likely outcome' from Trump's tariff turmoil." The Wall Street Journal's Juan Forero noted Dimon's comment, "I am going to defer to my economists at this point." X user Amber Puga observed, "Even FOX Business Maria Bartiromo is now predicting a recession. Every newspaper I read today and this past weekend the @FT and @WSJ also all point to a recession." Conservative radio host Doug Kellett posted, "JD enabled Trump (by) not speaking out strongly against Tariffs. Now, he is seeing the light: Jamie Dimon Flip-Flops on Trump Tariffs — Now Warns of 'Greater Probability of Recession' After Previously Telling Investors to 'Get Over it." READ MORE: 'He's a fraud': Far-right Texas AG’s Senate primary challenge sets off social media firestorm