Today is Tuesday, September 23rd. What to know about President Trump's new message to pregnant

women about preventing autism and how scientists and doctors are responding. Also, a U.S. Supreme

Court case that could remake how independent government agencies operate and inside ABC's decision

to bring Jimmy Kimmel back on the air. Plus, former VP Harris talks about some of her regrets, the story behind

Rapture posts on social media, and the first of its kind partnership between Netflix

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President Trump is now warning pregnant women not to take Tylenol.

He, along with federal health leaders,

told Americans the active ingredient in Tylenol and other similar medicines, acetymenophen,

could be a cause of autism and that the only reason women should take it is, quote,

if you can't tough it out. He also warned against young children taking Tylenol. And he said

parents should break up their visits to the doctor so

their kids don't get too many vaccines at once. But Trump did say he was getting ahead of his health

advisors on these kinds of announcements. They go against the scientific consensus that has always said

vaccines benefits far outweigh the rare risks and that Tylenol is a safe option, safer for

pregnant women than alternatives like ibuprofen or aspirin,

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