Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Dr. Oz, and Russell Brand posted a snap of their meet-up to Instagram, and there was a lot of ...

Republican Mitch McConnell who voted against defense secretary Pete Hegseth, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard again voted against Kennedy Jr. RFK Jr confirmed as the health secretary.

RFK Jr. argued that Trump’s vision of restoring “America’s strength” won’t be possible with a “weak citizenry,” as a result of chronic illness. “Sixty percent of our people are ...

"This is a turning point for our nation. With RFK Jr. at the helm, the battle for accountability and real health reform is just getting started." Also on Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was confirmed and sworn in as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services this week, but his promise to "Make America Healthy Again" may prove challenging to ...

“RFK Jr.’s dangerous track record is clear – he has sowed doubt in public health, spewed medical misinformation, and peddled conspiracy theories,” he said. ”But we will not stop standing ...

You can see a live video feed of Events DC’s RFK Stadium demo here. The work to demolish what’s left of the old RFK Stadium, which started last month, won’t involve an implosion, D.C ...

They are keeping all the receipts, will observe how RFK Jr. and Trump are treated by Congress and statehouses around the country, and will make their power known in the voting booth. RFK Jr.’s ...

Here’s what else Kennedy spoke about. Read More: ‘Terrifying’: Public Health Experts React to Senate’s Confirmation of RFK Jr. to Lead HHS When asked by Ingraham what food additives he’d ...

“Putting RFK Jr. in charge of the nation’s public health is a huge mistake,” Warren wrote in an X post. Putting RFK Jr. in charge of the nation’s public health is a huge mistake. When ...

Hours after being confirmed as Secretary of the US Department of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. issued a statement that laid out sweeping plans for his first 100 days in office.

After he was sworn in, RFK Jr. assured staff they had no reason to fear for their jobs if they 'care about public health.' 'If you've been involved in good science, you have got nothing to worry ...