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Democrats release an alternative five-part diet, dubbed a pentagram, in response to RFK Jr.'s new food pyramid.
The pentagram divides the diet into five groups, claiming equal portions for each.
Representative Maxine Dexter is cited as the pentagram's architect defending its balance.
Mock meal examples accompany the pentagram, illustrating its supposed meals.
The satire notes Satanists distancing themselves from the pentagram as a contextual aside.
The article sits among other trending items dated January 2026 on Babylon Bee.
Democrats' pentagram is framed as a balanced alternative, contrasted with RFK Jr.'s pyramid.
The piece is clearly satirical and not a literal policy proposal.
The article mocks policy discourse around diet and public health.

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RFK Jr. unveiled updated dietary guidelines urging more protein and less processed food nationwide.
"WE ARE ENDING THE WAR ON PROTEIN" was promoted by White House social media despite mixed reception.
Guidelines propose three servings of full-fat dairy daily and looser rules on alcohol.
Health experts cautioned that increased meat and saturated fat could raise heart risk.
RFK Jr. defended the message as a return to real food and essential fats.
The post was met with mockery online from critics and observers.
Dietary guidelines form the foundation for federal nutrition programs.
The White House has not commented on whether the war on protein will be used in campaigns.
The piece notes RFK Jr.'s updated dietary stance includes high-saturated-fat foods.
Experts' views on the guidelines were mixed, with some welcoming adjustments and others cautious.

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RFK Jr. says Cheryl Hines' opinion is one of the only ones that matters to him.
The comment comes as Kennedy's public profile rises during his 2024 presidential bid.
The Us Weekly piece notes ongoing scrutiny of the couple amid Kennedy's political career.
Cheryl Hines comments on rumors and the couple's marriage under public pressure.
The article highlights Hines' and Kennedy's relationship origins and support network.
The piece references related reporting about Cheryl Hines breaking silence on RFK Jr.'s alleged affair.
Kennedy's remarks were delivered in the context of his presidential campaign and media coverage.
The Us Weekly article situates the interview within broader discussions of their marriage history.
The article notes their attention-grabbing status since Kennedy's presidential bid.
The outlet discusses ongoing public commentary and how the couple handles it publicly.

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Noah Wyle delivered a prerecorded PSA on Jimmy Kimmel Live lampooning medical misinformation.
The spoof has Wyle stating he is not a real doctor while delivering dubious medical lines.
The sketch includes bizarre health theories such as 5G causing COVID and vitamin C myths.
RFK Jr. is portrayed in the piece amid ongoing public health debate over his medical claims.
The PSA aired on the same day RFK Jr. commented on a Katie Miller podcast.
The Daily Beast frames the segment as part of broader culture wars over health guidance.
Wyle’s portrayal includes a mock endorsement of leading health figures with a satirical twist.
The segment closes with Wyle claiming astrology as ‘the only true science.’
The article notes RFK Jr. as a public health figure facing criticism from medical professionals.

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