The WSJ reports that Means needs the support of every Republican senator to become surgeon general — and she doesn’t have it. The reasons are plentiful, but if you want a rundown, I detailed how Means expertly uses the wellness grifter playbook to spread hokey ideas and sow distrust in health institutions.
Boy kibble, proteinmaxxing, protein washing. The wellness Wild West’s obsession with one macro is getting out of hand.
This time, the French newspaper found the location of an aircraft carrier because a sailor jogging on deck was recording their run on Strava. This isn’t even the first time. In 2024, Le Monde also found President Emmanuel Macron’s bodyguards also leaked his location by tracking workouts on the platform.
Khan’s FTC tried to expand the scope of antitrust law. Meta’s floundering VR ambitions shows why that mattered.
All I can say is in the brief time I used the Cluely app, it helped me cheat on exactly nothing. So I am not surprised to see this TechCrunch report alleging that CEO Roy Lee lied about the company’s revenue numbers.
Casey Means says her “Good Energy habits” can prevent cancer.
Technically, it’s food. (It doesn’t taste like it.)
Skinfluencers swear topical salmon-sperm serums will make your skin glow. The reality is a bit less impressive.
