Vanity Fair

The coterie of women who have gone all in for Trump on their Instagram accounts are living in a golden era, but it’s bound to come to an end. Until then, they’re getting started on the plan to turn America’s fertility rate around—wearing influencer-approved maternity brands.

One of the primary architects of the Make America Healthy Again takeover of the federal health apparatus, Means has risen to power in part on the strength of his personal narrative: he was a Big Food and Big Pharma lobbyist who saw the light. Yet, a six-month Vanity Fair investigation raises questions about whether Means has embellished his personal story. “Calley Means is not a whistleblower. He is an opportunist, peddling junk science to make millions,” says his former boss and mentor Steve Schmidt.

The president’s “no MAGA left behind” approach “makes a mockery of the idea that we are a nation of laws, not men,” Senator Adam Schiff tells Vanity Fair.