On Tuesday, United States President Donald Trump signed an executive order to employ artificial intelligence (AI) for childhood cancer research, with $50 million accordingly being added to the Childhood Cancer Data Initiative. According to Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, the order is all about “action, unlocking cures, empowering families, and giving every child the chance to grow up healthy and strong.”
WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque and former WWE executive Stephanie McMahon were in attendance for the signing, which took place at the White House in Washington, D.C. In 2014, Triple H and Stephanie established Connor’s Cure, a campaign aimed at raising funds to support pediatric cancer research. In 2025, McMahon helped lead the charge to make the latest executive order.
“I cannot begin to describe how proud I am of Stephanie,” Triple H wrote on X alongside a photo of himself, Stephanie, Linda McMahon, Trump, and others present at the White House meeting. “Her dedication to Connors Cure and tireless advocacy in the fight against pediatric cancer over the past decade has been truly inspiring. Today’s Executive Order, which she spearheaded, marks a historic breakthrough in this incredibly important cause.”
“With Connor in my heart and you by my side, anything is possible,” Stephanie wrote in response, referencing Connor Michalek, the young boy who inspired Connor’s Cure. Michalek sadly died in 2014 after battling medulloblastoma, a rare tumor affecting the brain and spine.
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