The Rachel Maddow Show Allies wary of Trump admin's incompetence after scandal over military plan group chat
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Mar 28, 2025 Sue Kressley, President of the American Academy of Pediatrics and children's health expert, discusses the alarming rise of misinformation during recent measles outbreaks. She sheds light on the dangers of unproven treatments and emphasizes the critical importance of vaccinations for child health. Kressley also addresses the public's concerns about the safety and efficacy of the measles vaccine, offering reassurance to parents by providing factual insights and historical context. Her heartfelt advocacy highlights the need for accurate public health messaging during such crises.
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Grassroots Activism in Grand Rapids
- Regular Americans in Grand Rapids, Michigan protested against the Trump administration's Social Security policies.
- They gathered in front of the Social Security Administration office to raise awareness and show support for the employees.
Reno Protests for Social Security
- Protesters gathered outside the Social Security office in Reno, Nevada, voicing concerns about potential cuts to Social Security.
- One protester, Marilyn, emphasized Social Security's importance for her and her son.
Student Arrest Sparks Protest
- A Tufts University student and Fulbright scholar was arrested by federal agents for writing an op-ed critical of the war in the Middle East.
- Thousands protested spontaneously in Somerville, Massachusetts, following her arrest.