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Posted On: October 26th 2026, 06:28 pm

NFL. MLB. NBA. NHL.

For the 91% of American sports fans who watch the Big 4, one screen won't cut it today.

Happy #SportsEquinox to everyone tuning in to the action 🙌 📺

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Dr. Abdul El Sayed, running for Senate in MI, has been all over the headlines leading into these midterms. Emily and I had a substantive conversation with him to cut through the noise and get the real story.

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Last night, Democrats flipped both the House and the Senate. Doctors, scientists, and public health leaders won historic victories, including pediatrician Dr. Annie Andrews in South Carolina, epidemiologist Dr. Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, former state health director Dr. Amy Acton in Ohio, and former HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra in California.

For those of us who have watched as propaganda and pseudoscience have been weaponized to justify the systematic dismantling of our nation’s science and public health infrastructure, these victories are huge.

A new Congress will have the power to investigate political interference in science, protect research funding, challenge cuts to healthcare, nutrition assistance, and public health programs, and demand accountability from a corrupt, anti-science, anti-health administration, as well as those who enabled them.

After everything we’ve witnessed over the past two years, that feels like something worth celebrating.