The Trump administration intends to complete its safety review of an abortion drug by March 2027, government lawyers said in a court filing published late Wednesday, effectively punting it until after the midterm elections.

The Trump administration violated spending law in withholding grant funds for the health quality research agency at the Department of Health and Human Services, a federal government watchdog agency found.

Lawyers for the federal government said the court lacks jurisdiction to consider a lawsuit challenging its alleged lack of agency response on Havana Syndrome, a cluster of symptoms first documented at the US embassy in Cuba in 2016.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a new research initiative at the National Institutes of Health to study vaccine injuries on Monday, according to people familiar with the matter.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a new research initiative at the National Institutes of Health to study vaccine injuries on Monday, according to people familiar with the matter.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit against Pfizer Inc. alleging the drug company and its chief executive misled individuals about the safety of its Covid-19 vaccine.

A federal judge granted an order preventing teen pregnancy prevention funding from lapsing while a lawsuit challenging Trump administration policy changes continues.

A federal judge dismissed a challenge on which types of organizations would be eligible to federal family planning funds.

The Federal Trade Commission and the Endocrine Society agreed to dismiss without prejudice the medical group’s lawsuit challenging a government investigation into its activities and communications promoting pediatric gender-affirming care.

Researchers filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the National Institutes of Health, challenging the agency’s cuts to thousands of medical research grants based on the Trump administration’s political priorities.

Agencies are moving to give political appointees a bigger say in how grant money goes out the door, even as Congress has stalled the White House’s efforts to expand such authorities across the federal government.

A federal appeals court questioned both its authority to act and the FDA’s processes in a red-state challenge to the agency’s rules allowing mail-order dispensing of the abortion drug mifepristone.

The Department of Defense is attempting to redirect National Institute of Health money to bolster the Pentagon’s budget, according to the top Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee.

A federal advisory panel voted on Thursday in favor of a new blueprint for autism policy despite objections from patient advocacy groups over the abbreviated timeline and drafting process.

A recently overhauled federal advisory panel is set to consider a shift of resources for autism policy on Thursday, on the heels of the Trump administration’s renewed focus on an unproven link between vaccines and autism.

The Federal Trade Commission and the American Academy of Pediatrics agreed to settle without prejudice the AAP’s lawsuit against the agency’s investigation into the group’s communications and promotion of gender-affirming care Monday.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took another step toward his promise to further loosen federal vaccine advice, seeking feedback on which vaccines should be recommended universally.

A federal judge temporarily paused the Trump administration’s limits to a grant program designed to limit teen pregnancy, but stopped short of reinstating terminated grants.

The Trump administration is seeking federal investigations into pediatric gender-affirming care at more than 200 hospitals and clinics.

The Trump administration’s executive order seeking to split up when children should get a critical vaccine would pose a new range of hurdles for manufacturers, prompting questions on whether the industry will meet the demand.