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Clemson University confirms measles case as South Carolina outbreak explodes to 558 cases, worst in US. Nearly 98% of students vaccinated, but case emerges from Spartanburg County epidemic that doubled in one week. Contact tracing underway, 531 in quarantine statewide. Health officials warn outbreak will worsen before improving.

JD Vance's 2016 tweets resurface showing he criticised Trump over racism, immigration, and sexual assault, contrasting sharply with his current hard-right Vice President persona.

Tesla revives its Dojo3 supercomputer with the AI5 chip, aiming to rival Nvidia on value with cost-effective AI performance; executives and consumers watch if this gamble pays off.

Trump told Norway's PM he felt unbound to pursue peace after losing the Nobel, linking it to his Greenland push that strained NATO ties.

In the United States, rare and genetic diseases collectively affect an estimated 10% of the population, yet they account for a disproportionate share of healthcare spending, often driven by years of delayed diagnosis, repeat emergency visits, and fragmented care.

Here are ten thought leaders currently shaping the conversation and influencing the agenda.

The company's work, helmed by designer Kevion Xespansione, has become synonymous with exclusivity and craftsmanship. With an already extensive collection of apparel, the studio is now preparing to launch a bold new collection: a seven-piece designer series with a theme focused on Western motifs and casual street wear.

KC Property Guys and KC Pier represent two Kansas City–based businesses that operate within different segments of the residential housing process, yet remain closely aligned through shared leadership and operational philosophy.

Exposure to startup environments, acquisitions, and scaling pressures provided Baynham with insight into how culture often forms under constraint.