MAHA activists accuse Trump administration of breaking over 85% of health and food safety promises

In the United States, a coalition of "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) activists, including former advisers to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., released a scorecard on Thursday accusing the Trump administration of breaking over 85% of its promises on food safety, agriculture, and environmental health. The scorecard, authored by Tiffany Cianci, highlights actions like expanding glyphosate and approving new pesticides as betrayals. White House officials defended their record, citing dietary guideline overhauls and regenerative farming investments. The rift within the movement is widening ahead of the midterm elections, with some activists threatening to withhold support.