News Above the Noise—Week of June 1
1. A Closer Look at the White House Health Report
A recent children’s health report from the Trump administration’s Make America Healthy Again Commission included multiple fake or incorrect specific citations, possibly created with A.I., raising concerns about its credibility. The Trump administration cited the report as “clear, evidence-based foundation” for action on a range of children’s health issues. NOTUS first reported false citations in the report, and The New York Times confirmed additional inaccuracies. By Thursday, the White House had uploaded a new copy of the report with corrections, downplaying the errors as minor.
2. The “TACO” Trump Meme Has Exploded Online
President Trump has repeatedly announced aggressive new tariffs during his second term, but has often walked them back or delayed them, leading financial analysts and critics to dub the “TACO theory” - an acronym for Trump Always Chickens Out. Trump’s tariff threats have caused businesses to lay off workers, led to policy concessions, and have caused volatility in the stock market. Read more about how Trump’s tariff backtracking has caused economic upheaval.
3. 10 Questions to Ask Your Parents While You Still Can
Honor your parents while they’re still alive by asking them questions that matter. From life lessons to leaving behind a legacy, these 10 expert-recommended questions build connection, empathy and understanding. Discover the questions that will help you lead with curiosity and cherish the lives your parents have lived.
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