India, April 25 -- Calley Means, a top associate of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has found himself in hot water after a bombshell revelation that he allegedly held stakes in a company that sought to benefit from HHS policy while advising RFK Jr. on an official capacity.

The New York Times reports, citing exclusively records furnished to the newspaper by the US House Ethics Committee. It claims that Calley Means held stakes worth between $20 million and $30 million in a company called Truemed. The company sells health products, such as saunas and radiation-blocking underwear, among others, using their health savings account.

The House Democrat-run Ethics Committee claim that the Trump administration's signing a ...