New York defies Trump's latest executive order on vaccines

President Donald Trump signed an executive order to overhaul federal childhood vaccine guidelines by splitting combined shots and separating immunization appointments. The New York State Department of Health rejected this move due to safety concerns. Meanwhile, Sen. John Cornyn shared data highlighting that vaccinations have averted 154 million deaths since 1974, including 146 million children. While federal recommendations remain unchanged for now, a legal battle is expected regarding the order to divide immunizations like MMR.