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Morning Rundown: First mRNA flu shot approved, Michigan primary highlights Israel backlash, and the trade that rocked baseball There are no new alerts at this time A younger and higher-educated base were pivotal to Abdul El Sayed’s Senate Primary win, an analysis shows. The CDC says a salmonella outbreak has spread to 27 states. And, how a head-turning trade by the Los Angeles Dodgers rocked the MLB. Adbul El-Sayed’s Senate primary win in Michigan dealt another blow to a slumping Democratic establishment that faces an uncertain future headed into midterms. Sign up here to get it in your inbox.
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While more than 30 trades were made on deadline day alone and over 40 were made in the weeks leading up to the final bell, there was only one trade that had the potential to drastically alter the future of Major League Baseball: the Los Angeles Dodgers acquiring two-time American League Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal.
