Greg Piper

NIH-funded study of "long COVID" and reinfection hides findings on risks stratified by vaccination status deep in a supplement, contradicting researchers' conclusions and media narrative that vaccines are the answer.

Chemo side-effect drug has long been used to treat autism, with quickly observed improvements and little risk to children, but it's not a moneymaker. Trump endorsement prompts CBS to change old story from promising to skeptical.

Presentation to CDC committee seeks "real classification system to identify and help patients who suffer from an attempt to change their sex." Full appeals court ruling could limit number of young people with post-transition regret.

Steven Lefemine didn't seek Trump pardon so he could challenge Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, and inexplicable "intimidation" claim in indictment could give him legal right to make his argument to jury.

State Department of Health encourages doctors, pharmacists to prescribe "off-label" so everyone 3 and up, regardless of health, can easily get COVID vaccines. Hochul's executive order cites study rebutted years ago by Trump officials.

Former White House Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policy director, a critic of Anthony Fauci's gain-of-function policy who was leading the Trump-ordered revision, left ahead of the deadline.

State Department of Education tried to change law to ban "faith statements" for four years, then Legislature doomed it by failing to add severability clause, Trump nominee says. Christian colleges obviously not state actors, she says.

Wealthy D.C. suburb admits half its school employees have outdated criminal background checks after trashing inspector general, but still making factual claim SCOTUS rejected as it launches notice and opt-out system for curriculum.

HHS reinstates vaccine safety task force apparently in response to looming lawsuit deadline by group Secretary Kennedy founded. NIH director says mRNA is "promising technology," denies mRNA vaccines caused "mass harm."

Parents cannot "veto legislative and regulatory polic[i]es about drugs and surgeries permitted for children" like Oklahoma's minor transition ban, 10th Circuit finds. Restroom privacy goes beyond the stall, judge says in Idaho challenge.