Vermont farmer John Klar's new memoir traces his journey from debilitating illness and Democratic politics into the heart of RFK Jr.'s MAHA movement — and why food may yet bridge America's divides.

In a late-night nail-biter, MAHA-endorsed Zach Lahn beat Rep. Randy Feenstra 38–37% to win Iowa's GOP gubernatorial primary. Tony Lyons calls it a defining moment for the MAHA movement.

Medicare just reversed decades of policy to cover GLP-1 weight-loss drugs at $50/month. We unpack the Bridge Program, who qualifies, the muscle-loss risks for seniors, and what it means for MAHA.

Should America ditch Daylight Saving Time — or Standard Time? Jay Pea of Save Standard Time explains why the clock we choose shapes sleep, child safety, and national health. 

RFK Jr.'s HHS and the Surgeon General warn excessive screen time fuels anxiety, depression, and developmental delays in kids. We unpack the advisory and what families and schools can do. 

Veterans with PTSD and traumatic brain injuries share how ibogaine and other psychedelics changed their lives after conventional treatments fell short. We examine the personal stories, the early science, and a new federal executive order that could expand access to these still-experimental therapies.

Is the EPA weakening PFAS rules or fixing them? A look at why the new approach to forever chemicals in drinking water may actually accelerate cleanup, plus the legal and funding battles behind it.

Sen. Ron Johnson says former FDA official Peter Marks knew about Covid vaccine risks and stayed silent. Inside the hidden safety signals, the cover-up claims, and the call to hold him accountable.

Beagle puppies silenced and force-fed drugs in taxpayer-funded labs. Inside the fight to end cruel animal testing, the rescues saving thousands, and the MAHA-backed reforms reshaping how science is done.

Is grass-fed beef really healthier than grain-fed? A farmer-attorney debunks the climate, animal welfare, and health myths used to attack cows and explains why regenerative ranching wins.