In a historic move in Washington, NIH has opened a new vaccine injury clinic, announced by Secretary Kennedy alongside leaders from NIH, CDC and CMS. For thousands of parents navigating their child's regression after vaccination, could this clinic finally give them a place to be heard and a path to care?

And ICAN marks another major milestone. After 1,861 days, it has obtained nine million pages of Pfizer and Moderna documents. ICAN attorney Alycia Perkins, Esq., of Siri & Glimstad, joins Del to explain how this was accomplished, what the documents could reveal, and what comes next.

Could climate forecasts be shifting? A new study challenges one of the most extreme emissions scenarios as the UN revisits past predictions. With Britain facing warnings about winter power supplies and gas reserves, what could changing forecasts mean for energy policy?

Online safety laws promise to protect children, but could they require everyone to prove who they are? Del talks with privacy expert Glenn Meder of Privacy Academy about AI, age checks and the future of online privacy.

Finally, Dr. John Gray, bestselling author of "Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus," joins Del in studio to discuss why young people are having less sex—and what it will take to save modern relationships.