Mary Katharine Ham Goes After Children’s YouTuber Ms. Rachel for Criticizing the Cutting of SNAP

We certainly are plagued with Rachels: Rachel Maddow, Rachel Bitecofer, Rachel Zegler, and children’s YouTuber Ms. Rachel, who, as we recently reported, was named by *Glamour* as one of its Women of the Year.

This editor admits to having seen only very short clips of Ms. Rachel, as that’s all he could stand. Despite having an audience of children, Ms. Rachel often dips into adult subjects, like politics.

As we shared in August, Ms. Rachel presented a video featuring a “starving” child from Gaza — who also happens to star in a slew of cooking videos featuring lots of food.

Speaking of food, Ms. Rachel is now educating children about the slashing of SNAP benefits because of the Schumer shutdown. Ms. Rachel has nearly 17 million YouTube subscribers.

Mary Katharine Ham wasn’t having it. Do Democrat senators watch Ms. Rachel? Because they’re the ones using SNAP benefits as “leverage.”

She’s no Mr. Rogers.

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**Editor’s Note:** The Schumer Shutdown is here. Rather than put the American people first, Chuck Schumer and the radical Democrats forced a government shutdown over healthcare for undocumented immigrants. They own this.
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Nanotech, AI, Robotics Shaping Up Healthcare As Much As Space Exploration: ISRO Chairman

Advanced technologies such as nanotechnology, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and robotics are playing a pivotal role in shaping both healthcare and space exploration, said ISRO Chairman Dr. V. Narayanan.

Speaking at the IADR Asia Pacific Regional & 35th ISDR Annual Conference 2025, Dr. Narayanan elaborated on ISRO’s advancements in the field of space. As Chairman of the Space Commission and Secretary of the Department of Space (ISRO), he highlighted India’s rise on the global stage and the importance of scientific convergence.

“India has put itself firmly on the global map. Chandrayaan made us the only country to achieve a successful soft landing. Engineering and medicine cannot remain apart,” he said. “Nanotechnology, AI, and robotics are transforming healthcare as much as they are shaping space exploration,” he added.

The noted cryogenic engineer and rocket scientist also shared a personal insight about his hobby of reading medical books. He emphasized the value of collaboration between ISRO and medical institutes to drive innovation forward. “Reading medical books has always been my hobby, and I strongly believe that collaboration between ISRO and medical institutes will take innovation further,” Narayanan said.

He further lauded medical science for increasing human longevity. “Today, India’s literacy has reached 79 per cent, and the average healthy lifespan of Indians has increased because of medical progress. We have made significant advances across all fields,” he added.

At the event, Prof. Abhijat Sheth, Chairman of the National Medical Commission, stressed the need to strengthen the foundations of medical education. “Two critical areas often overlooked in medical training are clinical research and communication. These must be made an integral part of the basic curriculum,” Sheth stated. “Embedding them early will help nurture a culture of research, innovation, and discovery,” he added.

The three-day conclave attracted more than 600 delegates, including 150 international participants from 20 countries.

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