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Investigating the Lack in MAHA's Features

Today's discussion encompasses the MAHA movement and mental health issues, the manipulation of the Trump coalition by foreign bot networks, the legacy of Sol Stern, escalating housing costs in New York City, and a contentious parole decision in Massachusetts.

Investigating the Gaps in MAHA's Structure
Investigating the Gaps in MAHA's Structure

Investigating the Lack in MAHA's Features

The Perseid meteor shower, one of the best meteor showers of 2025, is set to begin and can be seen across the U.S. The New York Times published a photo credited to Eric Lee, capturing the anticipated spectacle.

In the realm of policy and politics, discussions are underway regarding several significant issues. U.S. lawmakers are focusing on cryptocurrency as 'Crypto Week' commences, delving into the intricacies of this digital currency. The reform of the parole board in Massachusetts is another hot topic, aiming to strike a balance between compassion and justice. However, the specific individuals involved in these discussions remain unclear.

The Manhattan Institute, a quarterly magazine of urban affairs, is at the forefront of discussions about city life. The magazine is edited by Brian C. Anderson. Meanwhile, a discussion between Rafael Mangual, John Ketcham, Neetu Arnold, and Jesse Arm is taking place, focusing on President Trump's influence on universities and the future of conservatism.

Rent in New York City has seen a significant increase by subway stop, according to a new map. Most of the units offered through New York City's housing lottery require applicants to earn incomes above those of working-class people, and the rents are considered 'affordable' but often eat up a large chunk of tenants' paychecks.

The Network Contagion Research Institute has found that social-media bots are driving a wedge into Donald Trump's political coalition, boosting conspiracy theories, particularly about Israel and acts of domestic terrorism.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s 'Make America Healthy Again' movement has not focused on serious mental illness, which affects an estimated 4% to 6% of the population.

J Carr commented on fears about artificial intelligence, stating that every innovation brings about change that ultimately results in additional jobs. A study found that nicotine pouches are responsible for more poisonings in young kids.

In other news, the central bank is under pressure as contenders to succeed the Fed chair criticize the current chair. Bitcoin has hit a new high above $120,000.

Tragically, former City Journal writer and contributing editor Sol Stern has passed away at the age of 89. Stern was a sharp critic of education orthodoxy and advocated for rigorous curricula, school choice, and accountability in public schools.

In a recent development, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that sentences of life without parole are unconstitutional for young adults between the ages of 18 and 20. Since December, the parole board has granted parole to 21 out of 24 murderers within that age range.

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