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6 days ago | msnbc.com | Ja'han Jones

Those who believe Donald Trump truly has a vested interest in making America healthy will have a hard time squaring that claim with his recent efforts to derail policies meant to protect Americans from poisonous pollution and harmful waste. But that’s the reality: Trump — who incorporated Robert F.

6 days ago | msnbc.com | Nicholas Grossman

For tariffs and undermining America’s alliances, Trump and right-wing media’s pitch to their followers is nationalistic. With promises to reverse globalization and restore a mythologized past, they sell a vision of booming domestic manufacturing and repatriated jobs prompting a reflowering of masculinity, calling it “America First.” But that’s just a marketing slogan. The impact of Trump’s hostility to the world isn’t deglobalization; it’s de-Americanization.

6 days ago | msnbc.com | Allison Detzel

Despite Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s pledge to “Make America Healthy Again,” the Department of Health and Human Services has abruptly axed an advisory committee responsible for recommending which genetic disorders should be included in newborn health screenings. According to an internal HHS email reviewed by NBC News, the Advisory Committee on Heritable Disorders in Newborns and Children (ACHDNC) was terminated, without explanation, on April 3.

6 days ago | msnbc.com | Helaine Olen

One month before the start of Donald Trump’s second term, Intuit, the parent company of TurboTax, announced a $1 million contribution to his inauguration committee. At the time, the company told Politico the donation was “part of our decades-long commitment to bipartisan advocacy.”But that long-time “bipartisan advocacy” was done with a goal in mind. As Politico reported: “Intuit has numerous interests in Washington that would incentive it to gain favor with the incoming Trump administration.

6 days ago | msnbc.com | Chris Hayes |Allison Detzel

This is an adapted excerpt from the April 16 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes.”For the first time in four decades, the Olympics are returning to Los Angeles. On Wednesday, we got a look at where many of the venues for the 2028 Summer Games will be, from Long Beach to Pasadena to Dodger Stadium, even the Universal Studios lot.