This event involves the White House correcting errors in a health policy report associated with RFK Jr.'s MAHA initiative. A-score: Low constitutional damage (6.46). Minor rule_of_law concern (1) for government misinformation, modest capture (2) given RFK Jr.'s controversial appointment and health policy influence, minimal corruption (1) for initial inaccuracies. Information_operation mechanism adds 15% modifier, federal scope adds 20%. Severity reduced (0.8/0.9/0.8) as corrections are being made, limiting durability and precedent. B-score: Moderate hype (13.13). Media-friendly (4) given RFK Jr. controversy and health policy debates, modest outrage potential (3), limited meme_ability (2) and novelty (2). Layer 2 shows some strategic timing and pattern elements but limited narrative pivot. Intentionality moderate (4) given RFK Jr.'s polarizing role. Classification: Noise - A-score well below 25 threshold, represents routine administrative correction of errors rather than systematic constitutional threat. The correction itself demonstrates accountability mechanisms functioning, albeit imperfectly.