It doesn’t matter because if they are not in the water, Aqua Man cannot hurt them…

Lowly’s human car likes it.

Bro, fucking autowrong is never wrong!

H.R. 1897 is moving fast in the House and could hit the floor for a full vote as soon as tomorrow. This bill would gut the Endangered Species Act forcing economic impact considerations into listing decisions, limiting your ability to challenge bad science in court,

Please let me be a talking head. Like a literal talking dummy with my voice overlaid on his video. I got all the mom jokes and snark for days!

Who thinks this should happen?

Currently though, municipalities are cutting back on fluoride in the water to ration it. Most of it comes through the straight that is still blocked.

Dear America

A group of current and former HUD employees in Fair Housing started this amazing project. Altgov began with a similar mission to educate the public about what’s truly happening to the fabric of our country. Here are additional voices from inside our broken system.

dearamericaletters.org

Stipulation – #114 in State of New York v. Kennedy (D.R.I., 1:25-cv-00196) – CourtListener.com Stipulation

The HHS/RIF saga continues...defense will produce the administrative record by early June. Likely both sides will move for summary judgement shortly thereafter. This is going into the summer, folks.

@altcdc.altgov.info @altfda.altgov.info

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For historical context, vaccination rates went down after the last pandemic, it took polio and the unavoidable look of how debilitating it was to move the population back into a full vaccination regimen. The timespan for that ~30yrs from my memory or roughly a generation.

Pancreatic cancer mRNA vaccine shows lasting results in an early trial Scientists caution that more research is needed, but nearly all of the patients who responded to the personalized vaccine are still alive six years later.

There’s no routine screening for pancreatic cancer, most cases aren’t operable, and the five year survival rate after diagnosis is around 13%. It’s a traumatic news.

But new personalized mRNA immunotherapy is showing encouraging results in Phase 1 clinical trials.

Keep funding science!

Make your voice known, we are about to miss the first round of field treatments

Stevens to RFK Jr: "To top it off, Mr Secretary, I got a copy of HR-944. You know what it is? It's your impeachment articles, sir. You have abused your office, you have gutted America's public health! You should be ashamed."

Always a good plan and I’m happy you were not.

How do you know what I’m doing tonight!!!! 😂😂💀

Some shit is just evergreen and I said what I said because it was fucking true and not click bait fear mongering. bsky.app/profile/jama...

Clusters of Invasive Haemophilus influenzae Type b Disease Among Adult This report describes two clusters of invasive of Haemophilus influenzae type b among adults with special risk factors in Alaska, Oregon, and Washington.

Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib), a vaccine preventable disease, is making a comeback. Hitting hardest among vulnerable adults facing housing instability, smoking, and substance use. 🏡 🚬

Progress isn't permanent. Let’s protect it.
Keep preventable diseases-prevented. 💉 💪

We can’t get generic drug inputs, our soldiers cannot get food but the fucking oil! The fucking oil!

Yep.
It’s fabulous that teen pregnancies are down!

Also, birth rates have declined in nearly ALL developed countries. Female autonomy is the 1° reason, along with lower child mortality rates. (you don’t need 6 kids so 2 become adults)

A societal shift occurs …

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Good morning ppl! Having BSK down yesterday was a godsend regarding Lowly’s human car and his congressional hearing. Just gonna say I called it and no, we do not know the cause of autism… STILL!

Oh and it’s Federal Fuckery Friday!

This black-and-white photograph captures Marie Maynard Daly (1921–2003), the trailblazing American biochemist who became the first Black woman to earn a Ph.D. in chemistry in the United States (Columbia University, 1947), at work in her laboratory. Centered in the frame, Daly leans slightly forward with quiet intensity, her gaze directed downward in deep concentration at the scientific glassware she holds with practiced precision: a slender glass pipette in her right hand and a small test tube or vial in her left, as if carefully transferring a liquid during an experiment. She wears a crisp white lab coat unbuttoned at the front, revealing a dark dress or skirt beneath and a boldly contrasting scarf tied neatly at her neck; her short, wavy dark hair is neatly styled, and a pen peeks from her coat pocket. The mid-20th-century laboratory setting envelops her with authentic period detail—white tiled walls, wooden cabinets with glass doors stacked high with books and papers, a cluttered wooden desk, a tall stool, a visible refrigerator, scattered beakers and equipment on the bench, and even a fire extinguisher mounted on the wall—creating a sense of purposeful, hands-on scientific discovery. The composition places Daly as the clear focal point, her figure framed by the ordered chaos of research tools and notes, conveying a mood of focused dedication, intellectual rigor, and quiet empowerment. This historic image endures as a powerful symbol of Daly’s groundbreaking legacy: her pioneering studies on cholesterol’s role in heart disease, protein synthesis, and nucleic acids helped shape modern biochemistry, while her lifelong advocacy opened doors for women and people of color in STEM fields.

Biochemist Marie M. Daly (b. #OTD in 1921) was the first Black woman to earn a Ph.D. in #chemistry in the US (Columbia 1947).

Overcoming the dual hurdles of racial & gender bias, her pioneering studies included cholesterol’s role in heart disease, protein synthesis, and nucleic acids. #WomenInSTEM

Trump believes diet soda kills cancer cells, Dr Oz reveals Physicians issue reminder to public after TV doctor and CMS chief relays president’s claim on Don Jr podcast

Well, I guess it’s better than injecting bleach?

Yam Tits now proclaiming Diet Coke kills cancer cells because it kills grass.

#NotHowScienceWorks

Dr. Marty Makary on Instagram: "Delivering the reforms the American people asked for." 71 likes, 14 comments - drmakaryfda on April 14, 2026: "Delivering the reforms the American people asked for.".

Good morning ppl! Malarkey is fighting hard to keep his podcasting job… we mean his FDA job. www.instagram.com/reel/DXHSSb0....

The conspiracy is that the story was fake

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What a great idea. Let’s make this happen!

(1/?) I'm mad about this today, so buckle up for a thread about why ordering DHS employees to be paid isn't enough.

The CG travels a lot. TDYs, PCS-ing every few years, trainings. Some of this is booked directly through the travel portal, which is DoD-run. Most of it isn't.

Hahaha nice!

I mean

Crazy how everything they claimed was not true about the vaccine… FUCKING CRAZY!

Trump’s federal workforce changes cost the economy more than $165.6B, analysis finds The Partnership for Public Service report includes the costs of the deferred resignation program, severance pay for laid-off civil servants and federal employees who were on paid administrative leave while their firings were challenged in court.

This regime’s federal workforce changes cost the economy ~$165.6B.

The real losses--expertise, programs, future lives saved--are immeasurable.

NB: no one is more stubborn or recalcitrant than public servants who believe in their mission.

GN, friends -- tomorrow we keep fighting for what’s right 💚