HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. publicly challenges a journal's retraction of a 2021 paper tying vaccines to sudden infant deaths. We cover his letter, the VAERS data debate, and the response. 

A look at "Plants That Heal" by Chris Young and Susan Ottaviano, a beautifully illustrated guide turning everyday rituals—brewing tea, drawing a bath—into gentle practices for body, mind, and soul. 

A look at "The Sunlight Solution" by William F. Supple Jr., who argues sun avoidance has fueled vitamin D deficiency and chronic disease. We unpack his case - and where the science is contested.

Children's Health Defense CEO Mary Holland delivers remarks at CHD's inaugural Advocacy Day, urging Congress to repeal vaccine liability protections and pursue what she calls "COVID justice."

Regenerative farming pioneer Joel Salatin on liberating small farms from government overreach, his "Food Emancipation Proclamation," and why direct farmer-to-consumer sales matter.

We reflects on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s three COVID-era books on Fauci, vaccine policy, and COVID's origins, and why they are an essential read on the pandemic era. 

The USDA's Great American Cotton Plan aims to revive U.S. cotton farming and textile manufacturing while a USDA-HHS campaign pushes natural fibers over synthetics. We unpack the policy and the economics. 

We review "PanAm.Captain," the memoir of Timothy Mellon - Mellon banking heir, pilot, railroad and airline owner, and top 2024 donor to Trump and RFK Jr. We dig into the life and the politics. 

A look at contested testimony from a Ron Johnson–chaired Senate hearing linking COVID vaccines to cancer, and why the scientific evidence doesn't support it.

MAHA Center unveils the National Chiropractic Hub—a coalition pushing Medicare reform, military and veteran access, and drug-free, prevention-first care. We break down the agenda and what's next.