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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.
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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.
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A review of "Finding Lina" by Helena Hjalmarsson — a Swedish psychoanalyst's raw, luminous memoir of her daughter's sudden autism regression and a mother's path through grief, love, and acceptance.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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