A pesticide liability shield was stripped out in April, and MAHA claimed the win. In August, the Senate voted along party lines to put it back, and MAHA went quiet.
Robyn O'Brien
This isn’t a story about competing diseases deserving more or less. It’s a story about what happens when a disease that only affects women simply never gets prioritized in the first place.
Another cyclospora outbreak, a gutted food-safety agency, and an SEC filing that told us exactly what was coming.
One daughter’s story: “He’s been told he can’t go in the sun anymore. He can’t touch the dirt. It’s his entire life. He’s a landscaper.”
Women have been absorbing the consequences of a system designed without their interests in mind. It’s time we understood exactly what that system is, and what we can do about it.
Because seven justices determined that the EPA’s label is the ceiling of your rights, and the market immediately calculated what that means for corporate liability.
To have our food system and government in the hands of a German, agrochemical conglomerate is a national security threat.
Is Ken Paxton’s sweeping investigation into corporate poisoning a genuine legal reckoning, or a familiar bait and switch.
While Washington cuts $187 billion in food assistance, the protein and pharmaceutical industries collect federal checks and call it charity.
What is unfolding is not a good-faith effort to support American families. It is a coordinated, top-down campaign to reverse decades of women’s progress under the cover of a demographic emergency.
It may sound counterintuitive but Fervo Energy's super hot IPO this week is actually a canary in the opportunity coal mine for food's future.
The farm crisis unfolding across this country is not inevitable. It is a consequence of choices, and choices can be changed.
While lawyers argue over who gets to regulate glyphosate, nobody's asking why it's still on the shelves, or helping farmers find something better.
PAC filings don’t lie. MAHA is a Republican election machine wearing a wellness mask as its disguise, and real food advocates deserve the truth.
When an administration talks about healthy food while defunding the farmers who produce it, the agenda was never health.
The movement calling itself “Make America Healthy Again,” is operating inside an administration that is actively working to reduce food access for the Americans who need it most.
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