Summary
President Trump suggested that the drug acetaminophen, found in Tylenol, may be linked to autism, despite a lack of strong scientific evidence. He also discussed a possible cancer drug treatment for autism symptoms. Separately, Jimmy Kimmel returned to late-night TV after a temporary suspension due to controversial comments.
Key Facts
- President Trump claimed acetaminophen might cause autism based on limited studies.
- The FDA is expected to update labels for painkillers used during pregnancy.
- There is no conclusive scientific evidence supporting these claims.
- Trump mentioned a cancer drug could help with autism symptoms, but it's only based on anecdotal reports.
- Jimmy Kimmel's show was temporarily suspended but has now returned.
- The suspension related to Kimmel's comments about political reactions to a prominent incident.
- Sinclair has decided not to air Kimmel’s show in its 30 markets.
- Trump also attended the United Nations General Assembly for discussions with world leaders.
