NIH Genetic Counselor Instructs Researchers to “Change the Word ‘Race’ to ‘Ancestry’” in Clinical Trials to Evade DOGE Oversight and Secure Funding.

Welch, who works at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, was caught on hidden camera explaining how he helps principal investigators (PIs) at the NIH adjust their wording to avoid scrutiny from government oversight bodies, including the Department of Government Efficiency. "There are banned words that they're [DOGE] cutting grants for… Two of the words are ‘women’ and ‘female,’" Welch revealed.

Welch detailed how he actively advised a researcher to alter the language in a study on cortisol levels in Black and White women, ensuring it would not trigger red flags in the grant approval process. “Just make it not the primary objective, make it a secondary objective, and change the word ‘race’ to ‘ancestry,’” he advised.

Moar here: https://okeefemediagroup.com/caught-on-hidden-camera-nih-genetic-counselor-tells-researchers-to-change-race-to-ancestry-in-clinical-trials-to-evade-doge-and-secure-funding-a/

Minnesota’s hunger crisis is growing—and apparently so is the appetite for big executive pay at one of the state’s top food nonprofits.

Minnesota food bank CEO steps down as legislators question her $721K salary.

Allison O’Toole, CEO of Second Harvest Heartland, earned $721,000 in total compensation in 2022—even as the nonprofit has lobbied for taxpayer funding and warned of rising hunger across Minnesota, where 26% of households with children are food insecure, according to its own research.

Now, as O’Toole steps down after six years at the helm, lawmakers are raising questions. Concerns first raised during legislative hearing

Rep. Pam Altendorf, R-Red Wing, told Alpha News that O’Toole’s salary issue first surfaced during a recent “food day” at the Capitol, when food shelf representatives, including O’Toole, testified before the House Children and Families Committee.

Moar here: https://alphanews.org/minnesota-food-bank-ceo-steps-down-as-legislators-question-her-721k-salary/

RFK Jr. Gives Fauci's Wife the Ax from NIH.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has begun excising the cancer from the bloated federal health bureaucracy in a bid to make America healthy again.

On Tuesday, Kennedy fired Christine Grady the wife of disgraced former coronavirus czar Anthony Fauci as head of the National Institutes of Health Clinical Centers’ bioethics department, Politico reported.

Moar here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/rfk-jr-gives-fauci-s-wife-the-ax-from-nih/ar-AA1CdZib

Three GOP States Find 300,000 Bad Voter Registrations Along with Hundreds of Non-Citizens Registered to Vote.

In the span of less than a week in mid-March, the Republican-leaning Iowa and the deeper red Idaho and Missouri found catastrophic issues with their respective voter rolls.

On March 14, Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins released a statement saying they found and subsequently removed 18,637 voters who are deceased.

Just The News added, however, that Missouri has also since removed a number of other problematic voter registrations, including 133,520 inactive voters and another 4,000-plus voters who had either moved or were disqualified (due to a felony, for example).

Then, on March 19, Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane announced that his administration had cleared out a whopping "144,121 voter records statewide due to inactivity, change of address, or ineligibility."

Moar here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/three-gop-states-find-300-000-bad-voter-registrations-along-with-hundreds-of-non-citizens-registered-to-vote/ar-AA1Cb9aw

Longtime Inside Edition anchor Deborah Norville has announced she’s exiting the show after 30 years.

66-year-old Norville has hosted CBS’s investigative news series since 1995, making her the longest-serving female anchor on U.S. television.

During Wednesday’s episode of the show, Norville took a moment to share the news of her departure and thank her colleagues and viewers.

Moar here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/news/u-s-tv-s-longest-serving-female-anchor-announces-exit-live-on-air-after-30-years/ar-AA1Cf1gX

==U.S. shoppers will be able to save on Ford vehicles this spring through a new initiative called From America, For America.=

American consumers will have access to Ford's employee pricing from April 3 through June 2.

This means customers will pay the same amount as Ford's workers, which is below the dealer invoice price, a spokesperson for the automobile manufacturer told Fox News Digital in an email.

Moar here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/ford-motor-company-will-offer-employee-pricing-to-all-us-shoppers-handshake-deal-with-every-american/ar-AA1Cdsiw