The linked article asserts that the “Biden White House” lied about cancer risk, but it provides no evidence. Initial publicly available statistics indicated no adverse health effects, yet many East Palestine residents report unusual symptoms after the accident, which has fueled skepticism. It is possible that those early studies were incomplete or biased, but the article’s headline attributes nearly all responsibility to President Biden, ignoring other contributing factors. For example, some health assessments were conducted by firms contracted by Norfolk Southern after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ordered cleanup of the contamination: “much of the sampling data they use comes from firms contracted by Norfolk Southern, after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ordered the company to clean up the contamination” (https://www.cbsnews.com/news/east-palestine-ohio-train-derailment-residents-health-issues-norfolk-southern/). That context is absent from the article, which places all blame on the Biden administration. The full situation is more complex.