Robert Kennedy Jr. registered Make America Healthy Again as a trademark in a cash grab to market a line of supplements, T-shirts, caps and even cryptocurrency, according to public records.

Robert Kennedy Jr. registered a trademark to market t-shirts, vitamins, and educational materials for MAHA which could prove incredibly lucrative.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Dr. Oz, and Russell Brand posted a snap of their meet-up to Instagram, and there was a lot of ...

Kennedy appeared before the Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday as he seeks confirmation as the nation's health secretary.

The phalanx of lawmakers he faced wore spread-collar shirts and distended Windsor-knotted ties — what seems to be the uniform of today’s senators. Mr. Kennedy’s attire was, instead ...

He lamented that Kennedy, facing widespread opposition from Democrats, was likely to be a partisan confirmation based on “shirts and skins.” Offering Kennedy an opportunity to counter his ...

As RFK Jr. faced hostile questions from Senate ... Sporting matching purple shirts, they came from varied political backgrounds, defying easy categorization. "If you look over in Europe, you ...

If he is confirmed, Robert F Kennedy Jr (RFK ... a small group of people opposed to Kennedy's confirmation was selling T-shirts with slogans like: "Make Polio Great Again." ...

The store sells slogans relating to anti-vaccination on bottles, stickers, tank tops, hoodies, shirts and more. The merchandise is called "Vaxxed III: Authorized to Kill" and "I'm a Defender ...

T-shirts sold by his “Make America Healthy Again” campaign now include the slogan, “make frying oil tallow again” – a reference to the traditional use of rendered beef fat for cooking.