RFK Jr. Once Targeted Pesticides. Why the MAHA Report Gave Them a Pass.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has a reputation for bashing powerful corporate interests in his quest to "Make America Healthy Again." But one industry has eked out a win under Kennedy's MAHA agenda: Big Agriculture.
In May, the Trump administration's MAHA commission released a report raising questions about the health effects of two commonly used pesticides, glyphosate and atrazine. The report's rhetoric frustrated powerful agriculture groups such as CropLife America and the American Soybean Association, prompting them to...
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