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RFK Jr. goes swimming in DC’s Rock Creek despite NPS guidance on bacteria

  • On Sunday, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Shared images of himself and his family swimming in Washington D.C.'s Rock Creek during a Mother's Day outing.
  • The National Park Service prohibits swimming and wading in Rock Creek due to high bacteria levels posing health hazards to people and pets.
  • Kennedy submerged his head in the water despite these warnings, and his photos have triggered renewed public criticism and scrutiny.
  • Rock Creek’s water contains dangerous bacteria, and NPS advisories explicitly state contact can harm human and animal health.
  • This incident adds to a series of scrutinized actions involving Kennedy, who remains a prominent, controversial public figure.
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Dum Dums lollipops stands by bright dyes, despite RFK Jr.’s push

By Will Kubzansky, Bloomberg News The U.S. government is pushing food companies to switch their bright synthetic dyes to natural colors — but the maker of Dum Dums lollipops and Sweethearts candy hearts is in no rush. Kirk Vashaw, chief executive officer of Spangler Candy Company, said a key problem with changing ingredients is taste. Take beet juice: “That’s a nice red, but it tastes like beets,” he said. Then there’s carmine, which makes some …

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‘Morning Joe’: Mika Brzezinski Laughs Hysterically at RFK Jr’s Polluted Creek Swim

She had to wipe away tears.

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Washingtonian broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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