Trump links acetaminophen use in pregnancy to autism, without clear evidence
Share this @internewscast.com

  • WH strongly denies report Tom Homan accepted money from undercover FBI agents

    01:29

  • More Americans live in RVs as cost of owning a home rises

    02:15

  • Comedian and audience come together to save one man’s life during comedy show

    01:29

  • Tens of thousands attend emotional service for Charlie Kirk

    02:18

  • Disney announces Kimmel show will return to air on Tuesday following suspension

    02:43

  • Build-A-Bear Workshop reports record revenue and growth

    01:19

  • Now Playing

    Trump links acetaminophen use in pregnancy to autism, without clear evidence

    02:29

  • UP NEXT

    Charlie Kirk honored by Trump & Republican leaders at memorial service

    02:30

  • Canadian football fans face big decision amid U.S.-Canada tensions

    02:29

  • Death of Charlie Kirk raises questions about future of free speech in America

    02:00

  • Trump puts new pressure on AG Bondi to go after political rivals

    02:13

  • England, Canada, Australia recognize Palestinian state in break with U.S.

    01:35

  • 9-year-old boy becomes father’s hero through stem cell donation

    02:02

  • How new deal could change TikTok in America

    01:29

  • John Leguizamo on writing the next family drama

    02:44

  • Grammy-winning songwriter Brett James killed in plane crash

    01:29

  • Shooting at ABC station in Sacramento, with company facing criticism over Kimmel suspension

    02:55

  • CDC panel votes to change recommendations for Covid vaccines

    02:01

  • Researchers say support for political violence is growing, especially online

    02:19

  • Trump: China approved preliminary TikTok deal

    01:31

Nightly News

President Trump has advised that pregnant women avoid taking acetaminophen, known as the active ingredient in Tylenol, due to what he claims is a heightened risk of autism in children. However, Kenvue, the company that manufactures Tylenol, states that extensive research “confirms there is no credible evidence linking acetaminophen to autism.” NBC News’ Anne Thompson reports.

NBC News NOW

Stay Tuned NOW

Nightly News Netcast

Play All

Share this @internewscast.com
You May Also Like

Atlanta Hawks to Host Magic City Tribute Night Featuring Lemon Pepper Wings, T.I., and Exclusive Merchandise

ATLANTA – The Atlanta Hawks are gearing up for an intriguing event…

Kansas Overturns Over 1,000 Transgender Residents’ Driver’s Licenses and Birth Certificates

On Thursday, a new Kansas law came into effect, which nullifies amendments…

Mexico’s Disappeared: A City’s Silent Protest and Families’ Fight Against Erasure

GUADALAJARA – In Mexico’s bustling second-largest city, the streets tell a poignant…

FedEx Pledges to Pass On Trump Tariff Refunds to Customers, Boosting Consumer Confidence

NEW YORK – FedEx announced on Thursday its commitment to refund any…

Virginia Senate Moves to Eliminate Billion-Dollar Tax Break for Data Centers, Sparking Economic Debate

Virginia’s data centers could soon face new financial obligations, as recent developments…

Sweden Thwarts Potential Russian Drone Amid French Aircraft Carrier’s Arrival

STOCKHOLM – Swedish military forces have intercepted what they suspect to be…

Tusculum University Invites the Public to Explore the Future of AI at Upcoming Summit

Tusculum University is set to host the Appalachian AI Summit, inviting community…

Daytona Beach Police Report: 8-Year-Old Detained for Allegedly Brandishing Firearm in Park Incident

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Authorities in Daytona Beach took an 8-year-old boy…