America’s blood supply is so low the Red Cross is calling it a crisis

The American Red Cross has declared a national blood crisis, marking only the second such occurrence in its history. With less than one day of type O blood available, distributions to hospitals are limited to prioritize life-threatening emergencies. Meanwhile, the United States is facing a separate water crisis centered on aging infrastructure. This systemic challenge is estimated to require $2.4 trillion in funding to resolve the issues affecting the nation's water delivery systems.