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.’s advisory panel
The judge's preliminary injunction on Monday dealt a blow to the Trump administration’s public health agenda.
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Politics · 119th Congress
Letlow’s MAHA backing complicates Cassidy’s Senate retention bid
s attacks on them despite ultimately supporting Kennedy's nomination for Health and Human Services secretary.Â
Congress · 119th Congress
Kennedy’s push to find cause of autism divides Hill Republicans
s focus on autism is showing how polarizing Trump administration health policy can be for Capitol Hill Republicans.
Campaigns · 119th Congress
As colleagues wind down their careers, Rosa DeLauro is staying put
s surprise when she told the Georgia Democrat she faced two primary opponents.↵↵"He said, 'Why are they primarying you?' I said, 'Well, they're primarying me from the left,"' DeLauro said.
Congress · 119th Congress
Sidelined last election, abortion returns to policy limelight
↵↵The Senate, which is in recess this week, is expected to hold a procedural vote on its version (S 3627) of the college pregnancy bill next week.
Policy · 119th Congress
White House reverses $2 billion cut to mental health, addiction grants
s flagship Administration for a Healthy America, which has moved away from efforts to use harm reduction to mitigate drug-related deaths.
Congress · 119th Congress
Louisiana surgeon general Abraham installed as deputy at CDC
s MAHA agenda, will be CDC's principal deputy director. The appointment was not announced by the agency.
‘Mafia-style blackmail’: Shutdown threat adds insult to injury for former federal workers
Hoyer of Maryland, Ayanna S. Pressley of Massachusetts, James R. Walkinshaw of Virginia and Jesús "Chuy" GarcÃa of Illinois.Â
Back from recess, Senate turns to defense while House looks to get back to business
"RFK Jr.’s stubborn, pigheaded, and conspiracy-based attacks on proven science are going to make many more people sick and cause more deaths.
Kennedy to testify before Congress next week amid CDC tumult
"When CDC Director Susan Monarez refused to rubber-stamp unscientific, reckless directives and fire dedicated health experts she chose protecting the public over serving a political agenda," Mark S.
Monarez removed as CDC director, HHS says
For that, she has been targeted," Mark S. Zaid and Abbe David Lowell said on X. Monarez, an infectious disease researcher, was confirmed by the Senate 51-47, along party lines, last month.
Cassidy, who defied Trump, aims to win with increasingly conservative base
Kennedy Jr.’s nomination as Health and Human Services secretary, voicing concerns that Kennedy had emboldened a sector of the country to reject settled science around vaccines.Â
Vaccine divide widens after CDC committee shake-up
Kennedy Jr.’s move to replace the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s vaccine advisory panel with some members skeptical of vaccines could hinder access to free shots for low-income children and
Kennedy defends budget request but is silent on big HHS changes
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., and Kennedy had a heated exchange over whether Kennedy recommends that people receive the measles vaccine. "You told the public that the vaccine wanes very quickly.
‘Skinny’ White House budget leaves some Senate Republicans hungry for more
was always meant to change fundamentally the direction of the Pentagon on programs like Golden Dome, border support, and unmanned capabilities — not to paper over [the Office of Management and Budget]’s
Greater share of US losing faith in health guidance, poll says
Kennedy Jr.’s pledges to change how the country addresses chronic disease.
No sign of Texas measles outbreak slowing, contrary to RFK Jr.’s claims
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Donald Trump's secretary of Health and Human Services, testifies during his Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Jan. 29.
HHS layoffs cut deep swath through health infrastructure
Kennedy Jr.’s plan to streamline operations and shift to focusing on chronic disease, though critics argue some of the cuts would undermine that effort.
On COVID-19 anniversary, concerns about the lessons unlearned
Kennedy Jr.’s Health and Human Services Department has made sweeping changes to the health agencies, including firing swaths of employees or offering buyouts to leave their posts.Â