The Republican-led Tennessee house has expelled two of three democratic representatives after they took part in a gun control protest. After the tragic Nashville school shooting, protesters flooded the Tennessee statehouse last Thursday calling for stricter gun laws.

2 Democrats expelled from Tennessee house for protesting against gun laws

In order to resolve potential civil responsibility for more than 1300 suspected violations of U.S. sanctions and export restrictions that occurred between 2012 and 2019, which implicated blocked Russian businesses or individuals in Crimea, Syria, Iran, and Cuba, Microsoft has agreed to pay a three million dollar settlement.

US settles with Microsoft over $3M sanctions breach

The cost of healthcare in the United States, other than being an important social indicator, has often been an issue of reckoning which has contributed in determining the fate of past few occupants of the White House. A recent <a href="https://wallethub.com/edu/healthiest-cities/31072">report</a> by Washington-based WalletHub revealed the healthiest and unhealthiest cities in the United States. The personal finance outlet compared more than 180 of the largest US&nbsp;cities across 43 key metrics.

The metrics include cost of a medical visit in a particular city as well as consumption of healthy edibles such as fruits and vegetables.

"For those with specific medical conditions, it is important to consider whether you can easily access the medical care you need," said Amy L. McGuire, Director, Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Baylor College of Medicine.&nbsp;

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Note: Each metric was graded on a 100-point scale, with a score of 100 indicating the most favourable conditions for a healthy lifestyle.

San Francisco (total score 67.07) in California state is the healthiest city in the United States, according to WalletHub, followed by Seattle (65.22), Honolulu (62.23), San Diego (61.94) and Salt Lake City (61.86).

Washington D.C. (59.78) is the seventh healthiest city in the United States, WalletHub data shows, with New York (56.33) featuring at sixteenth spot, Las Vegas (53.46) at thirtieth, Miami (52.55) at 34th and Houston (45.24) at 94th.&nbsp;

Brownsville (25.72) in Texas was deemed the unhealthiest US city by WalletHub, followed by Gulfport in Mississippi (28.19), Shreveport in Louisiana (28.31), Columbus in Ohio (29.05) and Augusta in Georgia (30.20).

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The cost of healthcare in the United States, other than being an important social indicator, has often been an issue of reckoning which has contributed in determining the fate of past few occupants of the White House.

The cost of healthcare in the United States, other than being an important social indicator, has often been an issue of reckoning which has contributed in determining the fate of past few occupants of the White House. A recent report by Washington-based WalletHub revealed the healthiest and unhealthiest cities in the United States. The personal finance outlet compared more than 180 of the largest US cities across 43 key metrics. The metrics include cost of a medical visit in a particular city as well as consumption of healthy edibles such as fruits and vegetables. "For those with specific medical conditions, it is important to consider whether you can easily access the medical care you need," said Amy L. McGuire, Director, Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Baylor College of Medicine. × Note: Each metric was graded on a 100-point scale, with a score of 100 indicating the most favourable conditions for a healthy lifestyle. San Francisco (total score 67.07) in California state is the healthiest city in the United States, according to WalletHub, followed by Seattle (65.22), Honolulu (62.23), San Diego (61.94) and Salt Lake City (61.86). Washington D.C. (59.78) is the seventh healthiest city in the United States, WalletHub data shows, with New York (56.33) featuring at sixteenth spot, Las Vegas (53.46) at thirtieth, Miami (52.55) at 34th and Houston (45.24) at 94th. Brownsville (25.72) in Texas was deemed the unhealthiest US city by WalletHub, followed by Gulfport in Mississippi (28.19), Shreveport in Louisiana (28.31), Columbus in Ohio (29.05) and Augusta in Georgia (30.20). WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Data lab | San Francisco tops list as America's healthiest city

Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony criminal charges of falsifying business records in Manhattan criminal court Tuesday afternoon.

Donald Trump pleads not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records

U.S. Former President Donald Trump has been charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records. How long will the Hush Money saga continue? Will Trump face jail time? What does Trump have to say now? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Trump plastered with 34 criminal charges

US, UK, Albania & Malta walked out on Russia's envoy for children's rights as she spoke via video to the UN security council members. The int'l criminal court wants to arrest Russian official maria lvova-belova on war crime charges. UK & UK blocked the informal meeting on Ukraine, convened by Russia, from being webcast by UN. Ukraine accuses Russia of having abducted, and forcibly deported kids since it began its invasion more than a year ago.

UN: Russian official sought by International Criminal Court speaks at meet on Ukraine | Details

Despite dire warnings from China, Taiwanese President Tsai met with US House Speaker McCarthy in California. With this, McCarthy has become one of the most senior US officials to meet a Taiwanese leader on US soil in decades.

Chinese aircraft, warships detected in Taiwanese airspace after McCarthy met Tsai

A court in the United States on Wednesday (April 5) rejected an appeal by former Peru president Alejandro Toledo against his extradition to Peru on corruption charges. This makes it likely that he will be the third former leader who will be jailed in Lima. On Wednesday, Peru's Justice Minister Jose Tello said that a California judge had ordered Toledo to turn himself in to US Marshals Service on Friday and await extradition. Toledo's request for bail was revoked.

Toledo, who was president from 2001 to 2006, is wanted over charges that he received more than $25 million from Brazilian construction company Odebrecht in exchange for help in obtaining public works contracts. Prosecutors are seeking a 20-year-and-six-month prison sentence.

Toledo denies soliciting or receiving bribes. He has not been criminally charged&nbsp;in the US.&nbsp;

"Sooner rather than later, Toledo will answer to Peruvian justice," Tello told television station Canal N, adding that his extradition should take place in a "matter of days".

The Peruvian minister said 77-year-old Toledo is expected to be held while he awaits trial in a jail complex in the outskirts of Lima that was built to hold former president Alberto Fujimori. Former president Pedro Castillo is also being held there.

Fujimori, who ruled from 1990 to 2000, is serving a 25-year prison sentence for human rights abuses, while Castillo is being held in pre-trial detention while he is under investigation for alleged rebellion after trying to dissolve Congress in December. He denies wrongdoing.

Toledo's defence has said it will present another appeal in the U.S., according to Tello, who called it an obvious "delaying tactic."

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A court in the United States on Wednesday (April 5) rejected an appeal by former Peru president Alejandro Toledo against his extradition to Peru on corruption charges.

A court in the United States on Wednesday (April 5) rejected an appeal by former Peru president Alejandro Toledo against his extradition to Peru on corruption charges. This makes it likely that he will be the third former leader who will be jailed in Lima. On Wednesday, Peru's Justice Minister Jose Tello said that a California judge had ordered Toledo to turn himself in to US Marshals Service on Friday and await extradition. Toledo's request for bail was revoked. Toledo, who was president from 2001 to 2006, is wanted over charges that he received more than $25 million from Brazilian construction company Odebrecht in exchange for help in obtaining public works contracts. Prosecutors are seeking a 20-year-and-six-month prison sentence. Toledo denies soliciting or receiving bribes. He has not been criminally charged in the US. "Sooner rather than later, Toledo will answer to Peruvian justice," Tello told television station Canal N, adding that his extradition should take place in a "matter of days". The Peruvian minister said 77-year-old Toledo is expected to be held while he awaits trial in a jail complex in the outskirts of Lima that was built to hold former president Alberto Fujimori. Former president Pedro Castillo is also being held there. Fujimori, who ruled from 1990 to 2000, is serving a 25-year prison sentence for human rights abuses, while Castillo is being held in pre-trial detention while he is under investigation for alleged rebellion after trying to dissolve Congress in December. He denies wrongdoing. Toledo's defence has said it will present another appeal in the U.S., according to Tello, who called it an obvious "delaying tactic." (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

Peru prepares to jail ex-president Toledo as he awaits extradition from US

Robert F Kennedy Jr, the nephew of the assassinated former president John F Kennedy is challenging US President Joe Biden for the 2024 Democratic presidential nomination.

Robert Kennedy Jr  to challenge Joe Biden for Democratic presidential nomination

US House Speaker McCarthy meets Taiwan's President Tsai, China vows 'resolute' response

Another round of powerful storms, and tornadoes is set to hit the midwest and south in the us, days after 32 people were killed. Hem Soraya brings you the report.

Severe storms including hail tornadoes hit midwest & south

The cover-up is worse than the crime, the expression goes. And in the hush money case against Donald Trump, prosecutors say the cover-up made the crime worse.

Hush money case: Legal challenges in Trump's conviction

North Korea has not been happy with the US and South Korea for a while now. After all, the two arch rivals, are holding military drills in its backyard. Well, Pyongyang has justified its multiple missile tests with this but today it has gone a step forward. Watch the video to know more.

US, South Korea increase frequency of drills, North Korea says 'drills will push us for nuke war'

Former US President Donald Trump has entered a 'not guilty' please after historic arraignment on 34 felony charges of falsifying records. Legal experts now say that it will not be easy for the New York prosecutors to prove Trump committed a felony in order to convict him.

US | Donald Trump's alleged hush money payments: Experts say felony charges 'difficult to prove'

US House Speaker McCarthy hails friendship with Taiwan

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - You are responsible for strained relations: Putin tells US & EU, groom dies after bride's ex-lover gives explosive-filled 'home theatre system' as wedding gift, Donald Trump sells t-shirt with fake mugshot on campaign website.

You are responsible for strained relations: Putin tells US & EU

US urges China to show restraint after Tsai-McCarthy meet | World News | WION

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - US House Speaker meets Taiwanese President, Donald Trump calls for defunding FBI, Mexican President opposes charges against Trump, protests against poverty, IMF bailout in Argentina.

US House Speaker meets Taiwanese President; Donald Trump calls for defunding FBI | WION Speed News

The drama at the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse began hours before Trump's arraignment when some of his fervent fans clashed with aggrieved protesters as the tension and anticipation surrounding his historic appearance bubbled over.

Hush Money Case: Trump supporters protest outside New York Court

Former President Donald Trump surrendered on Tuesday at a local court here, making history as the first former holder of the US’ highest office to be arrested.

Donald Trump walks into New York courthouse to be arrested

Donald Trump formally arrested after arriving at New York courthouse

Hush Money Case: Donald Trump Arraignment underway in NYC

US House speaker Kevin McCarthy is all set to meet with the Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen in California today. Earlier China also warned McCarthy that it was playing with fire by meeting Tsai Ing-wen. "Before meeting McCarthy's I met with senior security officials and also discussed the regional situation," Taiwan's presidential office said. The president asked relevant units to continue to grasp the surrounding situation in real time and also keep her updated while she is overseas size visit to Southern California comes after trips to Guatemala and Belize and after a brief stop in New York last week as well.

China: Tsai Ing-wen, Kevin McCarthy meet will further damage ties with US

Kevin McCarthy and Tsai Ing-wen to meet, amid threats from China

Hush Money Case: Donald Trump enters courtroom to hear charges against him

US pharma giant Johnson & Johnson has proposed an $8.9 bn settlement to resolve several lawsuits. The lawsuits allege that Johnson and Johnson's talcum powder products cause cancer. For several years now, J&J has been facing lawsuits of its talcum powder containing traces of asbestos.

Johnson & Johnson offers $8.9 bn talcum powder settlement | World Business News

The United State's top regulator has alleged that the Indian manufacturer of eye drops connected to three deaths and serious infections in the country&nbsp;violated a number of safety standards.&nbsp;

After visiting the Global Pharma plant in Chennai, India, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a report last week. as reported by the BBC.&nbsp;After an FDA suggestion, the company recalled the drops in February.&nbsp;

The products' imports have also been stopped by the FDA.&nbsp;

The eye drops, manufactured in India by Global Pharma and imported into the US under the brand names EzriCare Artificial Tears and Delsam Pharma's Artificial Tears, were linked to a deadly outbreak of infections that were resistant to treatment.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) discovered 68 patients in 16 states in March who had a rare strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which can lead to life-threatening infections, particularly in those with weakened immune systems. Prior to the most recent outbreak, the drug-resistant strain has never been discovered in the nation.&nbsp;

ALSO READ |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-raises-alarm-over-spread-of-drug-resistant-bacteria-linked-to-indian-made-eyedrops-578796">Tamil Nadu drug regulator says 'no contamination found' in Indian eyedrops after US raises alarm</a>

According to a March report from the BBC, eight people lost their vision, and four had their eyes surgically removed.

"To the greatest extent possible, we have been contacting customers to advise them against continued use of the product," EzriCare Artificial Tears&nbsp;said on its website&nbsp;in February.

The company claimed that while it promoted the eye drops, it played no part in the "actual manufacturing" of the products.&nbsp;

The Delsam Pharma eye ointment was later added to the product recall, which was originally restricted to the eye drops EzriCare Artificial Tears Lubricant and Delsam Pharma Artificial Tears Lubricant.&nbsp;

The Global Pharma plant in India was inspected by the FDA for 11 days starting on February 20. The FDA noted multiple sterilisation and hygiene violations in its report.&nbsp;

The FDA report also noted&nbsp;that surfaces that came into contact with the drug packaging "were not cleaned, sanitised, decontaminated, or sterilised".

Many Indian companies have recently come under fire for the quality of their pharmaceutical products, with experts voicing worries about the manufacturing procedures used to create these medicines.

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The United State's top regulator has alleged that the Indian manufacturer of eye drops connected to three deaths and serious infections in the country violated a number of safety standards.

The United State's top regulator has alleged that the Indian manufacturer of eye drops connected to three deaths and serious infections in the country violated a number of safety standards. After visiting the Global Pharma plant in Chennai, India, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a report last week. as reported by the BBC. After an FDA suggestion, the company recalled the drops in February. The products' imports have also been stopped by the FDA. The eye drops, manufactured in India by Global Pharma and imported into the US under the brand names EzriCare Artificial Tears and Delsam Pharma's Artificial Tears, were linked to a deadly outbreak of infections that were resistant to treatment. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) discovered 68 patients in 16 states in March who had a rare strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which can lead to life-threatening infections, particularly in those with weakened immune systems. Prior to the most recent outbreak, the drug-resistant strain has never been discovered in the nation. ALSO READ | Tamil Nadu drug regulator says 'no contamination found' in Indian eyedrops after US raises alarm According to a March report from the BBC, eight people lost their vision, and four had their eyes surgically removed. "To the greatest extent possible, we have been contacting customers to advise them against continued use of the product," EzriCare Artificial Tears said on its website in February. The company claimed that while it promoted the eye drops, it played no part in the "actual manufacturing" of the products. The Delsam Pharma eye ointment was later added to the product recall, which was originally restricted to the eye drops EzriCare Artificial Tears Lubricant and Delsam Pharma Artificial Tears Lubricant. The Global Pharma plant in India was inspected by the FDA for 11 days starting on February 20. The FDA noted multiple sterilisation and hygiene violations in its report. The FDA report also noted that surfaces that came into contact with the drug packaging "were not cleaned, sanitised, decontaminated, or sterilised". Many Indian companies have recently come under fire for the quality of their pharmaceutical products, with experts voicing worries about the manufacturing procedures used to create these medicines. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Global Pharma:  FDA claims Indian company linked to eye drop deaths violated US safety standards

Former US president Bill Clinton has expressed regret in an RTÉ interview about his role in persuading Ukraine to give up its nuclear weapons in 1994.

Bill Clinton regrets persuading Ukraine to give up nuclear weapons

A well-known US YouTuber who finds delight in making videos in which he exhibits unusual behaviour to scare others plans to continue making them,&nbsp;despite the fact that one of his targets allegedly shot him close to death.&nbsp;

Tanner Cook reportedly played a practical joke on a man at a mall in the Dulles, Virginia, outside of Washington at around lunchtime on Sunday for the almost 40,000 followers of the channel Classified Goons, as reported by the Guardian.&nbsp;

Authorities and an interview Cook gave to the neighbourhood TV station WUSA both claim that he was being recorded by a buddy when events took a nearly fatal turn.

Investigators said that the man, identified as 31-year-old Alan Colie, drew a gun and shot Cook in the stomach. Cook, 21, was in critical condition when first responders took him to the hospital, but he survived the wound and needed surgery.

“I was playing a … simple … joke, and this guy didn’t take it very well,” Cook told WUSA from his hospital bed.

Cook claimed the shooter "didn't say anything" before opening fire on him, which according to authorities also sparked panic among shoppers in the mall.&nbsp;

Colie, according to the report, was detained by police while seated in the food court of the mall near a gun. He was then charged with aggravated malicious injury, shooting while committing a crime, and firing a gun into an occupied structure.

Cook's father, Jeramy, stated that they were certain he would make a full recovery. Jeramy Cook said to WUSA, "We live on faith, not fear."

According to Tanner Cook, he is not upset with Colie. He added that creating videos is his life's passion and he has no intention of letting the shooting deter&nbsp;him.

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A well-known US YouTuber who finds delight in making videos in which he exhibits unusual behaviour to scare others plans to continue making them, despite the fact that one of his targets allegedly shot him close to death.

A well-known US YouTuber who finds delight in making videos in which he exhibits unusual behaviour to scare others plans to continue making them, despite the fact that one of his targets allegedly shot him close to death. Tanner Cook reportedly played a practical joke on a man at a mall in the Dulles, Virginia, outside of Washington at around lunchtime on Sunday for the almost 40,000 followers of the channel Classified Goons, as reported by the Guardian. Authorities and an interview Cook gave to the neighbourhood TV station WUSA both claim that he was being recorded by a buddy when events took a nearly fatal turn. Investigators said that the man, identified as 31-year-old Alan Colie, drew a gun and shot Cook in the stomach. Cook, 21, was in critical condition when first responders took him to the hospital, but he survived the wound and needed surgery. “I was playing a … simple … joke, and this guy didn’t take it very well,” Cook told WUSA from his hospital bed. Cook claimed the shooter "didn't say anything" before opening fire on him, which according to authorities also sparked panic among shoppers in the mall. Colie, according to the report, was detained by police while seated in the food court of the mall near a gun. He was then charged with aggravated malicious injury, shooting while committing a crime, and firing a gun into an occupied structure. Cook's father, Jeramy, stated that they were certain he would make a full recovery. Jeramy Cook said to WUSA, "We live on faith, not fear." According to Tanner Cook, he is not upset with Colie. He added that creating videos is his life's passion and he has no intention of letting the shooting deter him. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

US: Virginia YouTuber shot in the stomach during prank video

Three young children and three staff members were killed in Nashville on 27th of March. When a heavily armed former student carried out a meticulously planned attack at a private elementary school. The 28-year-old attacker, who identified as a transgender, was shot dead by police. Even though the motive has not yet been ascertained, the attacker was said to be under doctor's care for 'emotional disorder'. America is, once again, stunned and is left numb by the bloodshed at a school campus. Mohammed Saleh explores the gun-violence epidemic that is tearing America's soul.

United States refuses to give up its obsession for deadly guns | World at War

In the last 6 months, China has launched dozens of low earth orbit satellites. It begs an obvious question: what are low earth orbit satellites? & Why is China suddenly sending so many of them into space? The Americans claim, China is using its low earth orbit satellites to spy on United States' military installations. Mohammed Saleh gets you the details of China's plans to build the world's biggest surveillance system.

China's 13,500 satellites to spy on U.S. Military installations | World at War

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US, South Korea increase frequency of drills, North Korea says 'drills will push us for nuke war'

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Donald Trump formally arrested after arriving at New York courthouse

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