The Anti-Fluoride Movement Vaults Into the Mainstream
With the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary, a formerly fringe opinion suddenly gets wide attention.
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With the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary, a formerly fringe opinion suddenly gets wide attention.
Read MoreThe Justice Department, Pentagon and intelligence agencies were the three areas of government that proved to be the most stubborn obstacles to Mr. Trump in his first term.
Read MoreConsider three topics of much public discussion: measles vaccines, raw milk and water fluoridation. All three represent fault lines between what is said by public health agencies and by Mr. Kennedy …
Read MoreThere is nothing suspicious about the shift in Democratic fortunes. But partisans from across the spectrum are questioning the results, for different reasons.
Read MoreWhy is there controversy about fluoride now? Fluoride has long generated controversy. In the 1950s conspiracy theorists thought it was a Communist plot to poison Americans’ brains — a notion that the filmmaker Stanley Kubrick ridiculed in his 1964 …
Read MoreLitigation, disinformation and battles over certifying the vote all have the potential to complicate the process.
Read MoreAs with any moral panic, the parameters of the satanic panic are loose — hysteria doesn’t lend itself to strict start and end dates, and the American inclination to blame social upset on a demonic …
Read MoreIt’s both frightening and disturbing to think that American voters could once again make someone as unhinged and unbridled as Donald Trump the president.
Read Moreclerk and recorder, Carly Koppes, said members of the public had lost faith in the country’s election officials since 2020, when former President Donald … it will be because Democrats rigged the …
Read MoreThe efforts could help lay the groundwork for what could become another push to undermine the results if former President Donald J. Trump loses again.
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