FDA Advisory Panel Recommends Updated COVID-19 Vaccines to Target XFG Variant Amid Data Shortfalls

On Thursday, the Food and Drug Administration’s Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) recommended updating this year’s COVID-19 vaccines to target the emerging XFG variant. The panel voted 8-1 in favor of the recommendation, with one member abstaining. The XFG variant—also known as “stratus”—has been identified in wastewater surveillance data as a fast-growing…

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Federal Lyme Disease Initiative Targets Ticks at Source After Years of Patient Neglect

On May 29, 2026, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy unveiled a major federal effort to combat Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses during a press conference in New Hampshire—a state heavily impacted by the condition. The announcement marked a significant shift in federal strategy, with HHS highlighting concrete actions including a…

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Virginia Reinstates Gun Background Checks Despite Court Injunction, Faces Contempt Charges

A Virginia court had previously declared the state’s universal background check law unconstitutional and issued a permanent injunction last fall. Yet, Virginia State Police resumed enforcement of the policy on May 28, 2026. The Gun Owners Foundation and the Virginia Citizens Defense League filed a motion with a Richmond court to hold state officials in…

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Hidden Poll Contradicts White House’s Vaccine Policy Pivot

An unreleased poll commissioned by MAHA Action shows 73% of voters express concern about childhood vaccine mandates, while 90% worry about the pharmaceutical industry’s corrupting influence on public policy and medical research. The findings, conducted in October 2025 by Tony Fabrizio—President Donald Trump’s longtime pollster—were never publicly released despite contradicting the White House’s narrative. White…

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Bret Michaels Withdraws from America 250 Concert Series Citing Threats

Although Washington, D.C. is undergoing a transformation to mark America’s 250th anniversary, several prominent artists have announced their withdrawal from the 16-day “America 250” concert series scheduled between June 25 and July 10. Poison singer Bret Michaels cited threats against himself, his fans, family, and crew as the primary reason for stepping away from the…

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