The Washington Post is reporting that its investigation led to the discipline of two officers accused of misusing license-plate readers. It said police departments, including those involved, had not conducted basic oversight of the technology.
The Post is also reporting that a promising cancer vaccine, utilizing mRNA technology similar to coronavirus vaccines, showed positive results in a trial for skin cancer patients. It said drugmakers Moderna and Merck announced these findings, potentially marking a landmark moment for cancer treatment.
Separately, The Post is reporting that the bond market is sounding an alarm as long-term Treasury yields climbed to their highest point since 2007. It said this development creates additional economic headwinds and increases borrowing costs for both consumers and businesses.
Finally, The Post is reporting on key takeaways from the Florida, Wyoming, and Alaska primaries. It said Rep. Cory Mills (R-Florida) lost his reelection bid, another gubernatorial candidate endorsed by Donald J Trump was defeated, and a democratic socialist secured a primary victory.