Driving the news: Kennedy blasted the Canton-based company at an "Eat Real Food" rally in Austin, Texas, last week, suggesting the Trump administration may pull certain ingredients from the market if they can't be proven safe, the Boston Globe reported.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy threatened to cancel Dunkin’ coffee. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey had a simple but direct response. Kennedy made comments at a rally last week implying that Dunkin’ uses harmful ingredients in its coffee and said the federal government might look to ban the product.

RFK Jr's pick for surgeon general promoted in her newsletter companies with allegations of selling unsafe products

The medical journal The Lancet did not pull any punches in a scathing editorial on Robert F. Kennedy Jr., calling the anti-vaccine activist’s first year as US Health Secretary “a failure by most measures, especially his own.”

“If you buy a Porterhouse steak or a strip steak, it is gonna set you back. You can buy liver or the cheaper cuts of steak that are very, very affordable," said Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

The health secretary announced his plans on the February 27 episode of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, sharing that he wants to reverse a decision by the FDA that prohibited almost 20 peptides from being produced by compounding pharmacies.

Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. said he was “not particularly happy” with Donald Trump’s recent executive order supporting the controversial herbicide glyphosate. Kennedy recently offered