HHS undergoes mass layoffs beginning Tuesday after the department announced it would undergo major ‘restructuring’ to align with Trump’s executive order.
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RFK Jr talks Kennedy history on first trip as HHS chief, inspires gov to order ‘Mountaineer Mile’ for ‘MAHA’
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined Gov. Patrick Morrisey last week to announce a first in the nation ban on food dyes, and talk Kennedy history.
West Virginia Gov Signs MAHA Bill, Is Working With RFK To Lose Weight
Republican West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey signed a “Make America Healthy Again” bill into law this week that bans a number of food dyes. He’s Read More
Top FDA Official, Who Played Key Role In COVID Vax, Reportedly Forced Out
The Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) top vaccine official, who played a key role in Operation Warp Speed, has reportedly been pushed out of the Read More
‘Painful period’: RFK Jr. lays off 10,000 HHS employees
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Senate Confirms COVID Lockdown Opponent Dr. Jay Bhattacharya To Lead NIH
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya was confirmed Tuesday night by the Senate in a party-line vote to lead the National Institutes of Health. The Senate voted 53-47 Read More
Paid-Off ‘Conservatives’ Are Fighting For Your Right To Use Food Stamps For Soda
It’s not an earth-shattering revelation to say that the modern Left is far more concerned with dogma and orthodoxy than any kind of consistency. They Read More
RFK Jr. Unveils New ‘Transparency’ Tool That Lets You Search Chemical Contaminants In Foods
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has unveiled a new tool that allows people to look up chemical contaminants in foods from a large database. Read More
Democratic governor explains endorsement of RFK Jr. for HHS Secretary
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Trump admin lays out who exactly was cut at HHS in face of ‘Democrat hysteria’
The Department of Health and Human Services still employs more or the same number of people compared to 2019 despite “Democrat hysteria,” according to the Trump administration.