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Patanjali, a massive corporate entity, has been utilizing political support and regulatory loopholes to promote pseudoscientific products, leading to a public health emergency. Their false claims about curing various diseases, including cancer, have misled people, resulting in delayed or discontinued scientifically proven treatments. The media, law enforcement, and drug regulators have failed to hold Patanjali accountable, allowing the spread of misinformation. This case highlights the importance of strengthening drug regulations, promoting health security, and recognizing health as a political issue.

Eyal Megged, a former friend of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has penned a column in Haaretz accusing him of destroying the country. Megged writes that Netanyahu is “captive to the madness of a dictator’s grandeur” and that he is “not able to put up with a situation where someone else will take his place.”

Despite the potential ban on TikTok in the US, candidates are still actively using the platform for campaigning. They recognize the importance of reaching their voters where they are, even if it means facing criticism for supporting a bill that could lead to the app’s demise. The political landscape, partisan divides, and the platform’s user demographics also influence candidates’ decisions on using TikTok.

The Democratic Party’s advocacy for electric vehicles has not translated into strong support for Tesla, with data indicating a significant decline in the proportion of Democrats purchasing Tesla cars. This decline has coincided with controversial remarks made by CEO Elon Musk on social media. Despite a slight rebound in 2024, the numbers remain lower than in previous years, with Republicans and independents gaining market share.

Former hedge fund CEO David McCormick is seeking the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania two years after conceding defeat to Mehmet Oz in a closely contested primary. McCormick’s acceptance of the 2022 election results, despite former President Donald Trump’s support for Oz, has garnered him favor among moderate Republicans and party leaders. This year, he faces U.S. Sen. Bob Casey (D) and is running on a platform of uniting the party and criticizing Casey’s record. Despite not facing a Republican primary challenger, McCormick faces scrutiny from Democrats over his conservative views, particularly on abortion and China investments.