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RFK. Jr's family members say he is a 'threat' to Americans' health and call for his resignation
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces calls for resignation. His family criticizes his leadership as health secretary. Kerry Kennedy and Joseph P. Kennedy III express concerns. They cite his policies on vaccines and agency leadership. The family previously opposed his presidential run. They also objected to his nomination. His actions have sparked controversy and concern among medical professionals.
US stocks end lower as jobs data fuels economic worries
The U.S. economy created 22,000 jobs last month instead of an estimated 75,000, confirming softening labor market conditions, according to the Labor Department report. The three major U.S. stock indexes initially rose and broke records following the data, as traders of futures tied to the Fed's policy rate boosted bets that the U.S. central bank will trim rates in quick succession, starting this month, with a 50-basis-point easing now on the table.
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Hyundai plant in Georgia rocked as 475 workers taken by ICE in huge raid
Homeland Security arrested hundreds of workers in Georgia during a raid at a Hyundai plant. The action is linked to illegal employment investigations. Hyundai said the arrested workers are not directly employed by the company. The case has drawn attention from South Korea, which asked the US to protect the rights of its citizens.
Robert F Kennedy Jr's hearing turns rancorous as Democrats press him on COVID vaccine changes
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced intense bipartisan scrutiny during a Senate hearing regarding turmoil at federal health agencies and controversial changes to COVID-19 vaccination policies. Contentious exchanges with senators from both parties highlighted concerns about Kennedy's leadership, particularly his dismissal of the CDC director and alterations to vaccine advisory panels.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces Senate over CDC resignations and public health concerns
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., head of Health and Human Services, faced the Senate over CDC resignations and vaccine issues. He defended his actions and criticized CDC staff. His decisions led to firings and resignations, while Democratic senators said he mismanaged the department. The situation raised concerns about public health, leadership at the CDC, and how the U.S. handles disease prevention.
Florida plans to become first state to eliminate all childhood vaccine mandates
Florida intends to eliminate vaccine mandates. Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo calls current requirements immoral. This move departs from established public health policy. Experts warn of increased risk to students and staff. Democratic leaders criticize the decision as reckless. Other states are forming alliances to protect health policies. A state commission will explore medical freedom issues.
Trump questions COVID-19 vaccine data and calls for transparency from drug manufacturers
Donald Trump COVID-19 vaccine: Donald Trump has raised concerns about the data supporting COVID-19 vaccines. He wants drug companies to share detailed information with the CDC and the public. This comes after the CDC saw leadership changes due to vaccine policy disagreements. Trump is trying to balance his support for vaccines with skepticism.
Jim O’Neill named acting CDC head as Trump battles over fed and secret service protection
The CDC is facing a big leadership change as Jim O’Neill steps in without a medical background. At the same time, President Trump is making bold moves, including a legal fight over the Federal Reserve and changes to Secret Service protection. These events show rising political tension in health, security, and the economy.
Will fix CDC, says health secy Kennedy after White House fires its director
"As a presidential appointee, senate confirmed officer, only the president himself can fire her," the lawyers said in a statement on Wednesday. They said she was notified by a White House personnel office staff member. The leadership upheaval comes as Kennedy has made sweeping changes to vaccine policies since taking office this year, including firing the CDC's expert vaccine advisory panel members and replacing them with fellow anti-vaccine activists and other hand-picked advisers.
Who is Susan Monarez, CDC Director, fired by Donald Trump overnight putting the agency into crisis?
The CDC faces turmoil after the firing of Director Susan Monarez. Her dismissal follows disagreements over vaccine guidance. High-ranking officials like Dr. Houry and Dr. Daskalakis resigned. They cited concerns about the politicization of science. The agency is grappling with low morale and public trust issues. This situation raises worries about the CDC's ability to handle public health crises.
Susan Monarez is out as CDC director after few weeks on job. What led to her ouster?
Susan Monarez's short tenure at CDC was tumultuous. This year it’s been hit by widespread staff cuts, resignations of key officials and heated controversy over long-standing CDC vaccine policies upended by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
U.S. COVID-19 cases rise as XFG variant becomes dominant
As summer ends, COVID-19 cases are increasing in the U.S., largely by the XFG variant, now the dominant strain nationwide. Positivity rates reported are more in Western and Southern states, with 9.9% testing positive through August 16. Symptoms include fatigue, fever, cough, sore throat, and loss of taste or smell, though no symptom is unique to any specific variant.
Type 2 diabetes, fatty liver disease linked to Coca-Cola, Kraft Mac & Cheese, Heinz ketchup, Oreo cookies, Ritz crackers? Check shocking details
Ultra-processed foods have come under more scrutiny during the second Trump administration. Earlier in May, a commission led by U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. issued a report that said processed food, chemicals, stress and over-prescription of medications and vaccines may be factors behind chronic illness in American children.
Coca-Cola to sale Starbucks and Nestle's rival Costa Coffee? Who are potential buyers?
Coca Cola acquired Costa Coffee in 2018 for over $5 billion, to strengthen its position in the global coffee market, competing with Starbucks and Nestle.
Coca-Cola exploring sale of Costa Coffee: Reports
Coca-Cola is exploring options for Costa Coffee, including a potential sale, with Lazard advising. Acquired in 2018 for over $5 billion, Costa has attracted interest from private equity firms. Initial talks have occurred, and indicative offers are expected in early autumn, though Coca-Cola might decide against selling the coffee chain.
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