Dear MAHA,

As 2025 comes to a close, we want to take a moment to remind you just how much this movement has accomplished. It's been a long year, and it’s easy to lose sight of the wins while staying focused on the fight, but MAHA™ delivered historic progress in 2025.

What makes the MAHA Movement unique is its scope. Food, water, soil, air, and our personal sovereignty are all core priorities, and in every one of these areas, MAHA made meaningful gains this year.

This Week’s MAHA Media Hub

This week’s Media Hub highlighted some of the most powerful speaker moments from Media Hubs throughout the past year, featuring voices that helped shape the MAHA movement in 2025.

• Gavin de Becker discussed how government agencies rely on outside institutions to dismiss health risks and undermine parents’ ability to assess risks for their children.
  
  
• Vani Hari covered major wins in food transparency and how public pressure is forcing companies to remove artificial dyes and harmful ingredients.
  
  
• CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz outlined a push for radical transparency in health data, sharing early research on autism and maternal health and empowering families with information.
  
  
• Jillian Michaels reminded us of simple habits to improve our health like walking more, eating less, and drinking more water.
  
  
• Rand Paul shared updates on his investigation into the origins of COVID-19 and U.S. funding tied to gain-of-function research.
  
  
• Mary Holland spoke about corruption within the CDC and the need to remove liability protections for pharmaceutical manufacturers.
  
  
• Dr. Eric Berg exposed how Big Pharma is paying social media influencers to push pharmaceutical propaganda.
  
  
• Gary Brecka discussed working with the EPA to block harmful PFAS chemicals, redesigning public infrastructure to support health and mobility, and preventing chronic disease through small changes.
  
  
• Russell Brand critiqued corporate control of science and agriculture, exposed manipulated data around food quality, and called for a return to local food systems.
  
  
• ACIP Member Dr. Robert Malone highlighted how ACIP is refocusing on gold standard science to guide vaccine decisions.

Watch the full Media Hub 👇

These moments showcase the wins and momentum of the MAHA movement in 2025. We can’t wait to continue weekly Media Hubs in 2026 and keep driving real change together.

A Snapshot of MAHA's Biggest Wins in 2025

MAHA Leaders Confirmed

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary, NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, CMS Administrator Dr. Oz, and others were confirmed by the Senate, placing reformers in positions of real power.

Operation Stork Speed

Operation Stork Speed launched with a clear goal: ensure baby formula is safe, free from harmful ingredients, and not filled with unnecessary sugars.

Defunding Corrupt Big Pharma–Aligned Institutions

Funding was pulled from corrupt organizations like Gavi and the AAP that had become entrenched Big Pharma mouthpieces rather than independent health authorities.

ACIP Completely Overhauled

Sec. Kennedy replaced a corrupt, Big Pharma–bought ACIP committee with a new committee committed to gold-standard science and evidence-based decision-making.

Removal of Prior Authorization

HHS moved to eliminate time-consuming and dangerous prior authorization practices that delay care and harm patients.

COVID-19 Vaccine Removed From Children’s Schedule

COVID-19 vaccines were removed from the childhood schedule after science showed the risks outweighed the benefits for children.

Commitment to Regenerative Agriculture

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins and Sec. Kennedy pledged major support for regenerative agriculture, recognizing that the only way to fix our food system is to fix our farming.

Hepatitis B Birth-Dose Recommendation Changed

The new ACIP committee applied gold-standard science and determined that the Hep B birth dose did not make sense for babies born to Hep B–negative mothers.

Addressing Rare Diseases and Ignored Conditions

Sec. Kennedy held historic roundtables addressing long-ignored issues such as Lyme disease and expanding rare-disease screenings for newborns.

Ending Gender-Affirming Medical Interventions for Minors

HHS recognized how dangerous and harmful these practices are for children and declared an end to them.

Lower Drug Price Commitments

14 of the 17 largest pharmaceutical companies committed to lowering drug prices to levels comparable with other countries.

2026 Will Be Even Better

This year didn’t mark the peak of the movement; it marked its foundation. Moving into 2026, politicians understand the stakes: align with MAHA, or step aside.

You’re shaping elections, policy, and the future health of America’s children. We can’t wait to see what we achieve together in 2026 and the years ahead.

Happy New Year,

The MAHA Action Team