Dr. Oz bats back Democratic attempts to paint him as a 'snake oil' salesman in Senate hearing
Fox News
Dr. Mehmet Oz, President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, was slammed for promoting "snake oil remedies" during a confirmation hearing Friday on Capitol Hill.
While Oz's medical expertise was not widely challenged Friday, his motivations were. Dubbed "America's Doctor" by Oprah Winfrey, Oz used his TV platform at times to promote alternative health remedies, endorsing questionable weight loss solutions like green coffee extract and raspberry ketones.
Sen. Maggie Hassan, D-N.H., sought to get Oz to admit that his promotion of certain supplements for weight loss, such as green coffee extract, were fraudulent. While Oz admitted green coffee extract is not a miracle weight loss drug, he argued that he never promoted it as such.
Danette Colbert, who was arrested after reporter Adan Manzano was found dead in hotel outside New Orleans before Super Bowl, has a history of fraud in Louisiana.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is demanding life in prison for people found destroying records related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Gold-standard pro-abortion research group calls for fewer mandated abortion reporting requirements among states due to 'hostile' political environment under Trump.
Biden conducted a similar event at the White House in August 2021, when he drove an electric Jeep Wrangler on the White House South Lawn but excluded Tesla.
Columnist David Marcus notes the atmosphere in the White House briefing room has completely changed, now that independent media has joined and the tenor is not dominated by hostility from the press.
The Senate will take a key procedural vote on Friday afternoon to potentially tee up final passage of a crucial stopgap government spending bill to avoid a shutdown.
As the deadline for the funding bill approaches, Senate Democrats are torn on what they should do to avoid a gornment shutdown.
Richard Grenell slammed leftists as "intolerant" after jeers erupted when Vice President JD Vance attended a Kennedy Center concert.
A newly discovered security flaw with your iPhone or iPad could leave your personal information vulnerable to hackers.
A WalletHub survey revealed what Americans think of tipping culture. Etiquette expert Rosalinda Oropeza Randall and others shared why more and more customers are feeling fatigued.
Dr. Mehmet Oz, President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, will face questions in front of the Senate Committee on Finance Friday.
Former VP Mike Pence's conservative activist group Americans Advancing Freedom sent a memo to House Judiciary Republican lawmakers urging them to 'repeal the FACE Act in its entirety.'
College students and professors worry free speech under threat after a Columbia University Palestinian activist was arrested