Michael J. Coren discusses his recent column on how artificial turf is causing uproar amongst athletes and climate activists.

More on RFK Jr.'s cuts to mRNA vaccine development and what they mean for public health and science, plus other vaccine-related news.

Caroline Lewis and Joe Hong talk about the ongoing Legionnaires' outbreak in Central Harlem and why New York is a hot spot for the disease.

With Coca-Cola announcing cane-sugar-sweetened offerings after pressure from Pres. Trump, Marion Nestle talks about differences between sugars and whether one is healthier than another.

Jake Spring, Climate Reporter at The Washington Post, discusses why the EPA is proposing to rescind the "endangerment finding", which justified regulation of greenhouse gases.

As the FDA considers removing warning labels from HRT products for symptoms of menopause, Dr. Jen Gunter explains the current science and when the risks outweigh the potential benefits.

Dr. Daniel Griffin, MD, PhD, talks about two ongoing public health challenges: long COVID and the rise in measles cases.

New analyses that show the Republicans’ "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" will raise greenhouse gas emissions and scale back U.S. climate goals.

Patrick McGeehan, reporter for The New York Times covering infrastructure in New York City and surrounding area, talks about Gov. Hochul plan for a new nuclear plant upstate.