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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Order up: Forever chemicals linked to cancer in your food, drinking water | The Truth of the Matter

Toxic PFAS chemicals are expanding across the country, actively affecting our water and food supply nationwide. A shocking study reveals nearly 40 percent of California produce contains these harmful “forever chemicals,” proving this is a coast-to-coast dietary threat hitting home at your local grocery store. In this episode of "The Truth of the Matter," Hena Doba sits down with Pulitzer Prize-winning Chicago Tribune investigative reporter Michael Hawthorne. They expose decades of corporate cover-ups, severe testing delays by state regulators, federal backtracking on safety standards and why everyday taxpayers are ultimately forced to carry the crushing financial burden of the cleanup. #PFAS #health #foreverchemicals CREDITS Ryan Kerr…

NYTIMES (Catie Edmondson and Laura Chung) - Australia Sues 3M for $1.4 Billion Over ‘Forever Chemicals’

The lawsuit, the largest ever filed by the Australian government, claims 3M hid information about the harmful effects of PFAS used at military bases.

AXIOS (Madison Mills) - Anthropic's Pentagon standoff signals a broader corporate pushback

Corporations are starting to find their backbone: from AI labs resisting military ultimatums to retailers successfully suing the president. Why it matters: The prevailing corporate strategy has been one of high-profile compliance, particularly with the Trump administration. Now, corporates are pushing back, because the cost of that compliance is existential. Driving the news: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei rejected a Friday deadline from the Pentagon to strip safety guardrails from its AI models for military use. - The standoff: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth demanded "unfettered access" to Claude, rebuffing Anthropic's proposed restrictions on mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous lethal targeting. - The threat: The Pentagon…