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Leavitt, 27, was the national press secretary for Trump’s presidential campaign.
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Fighting chronic disease, improving children’s health, and addressing corporate capture of government agencies are Kennedy’s passions.
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The president-elect is confirming Cabinet members a week after winning the 2024 presidential election.
Trump Names Campaign Spokesman Steven Cheung as Communications Director
Cheung is an alumnus of Trump’s first term.
Venezuelan Gang Operating in ‘Every Major City’ in Tennessee, State Officials Say
Governor Bill Lee pledges support for TBI and endorses federal efforts to combat gang’s resurgence amid concerns over human trafficking and escalating violence.
Democrat Governor Backs RFK Jr. for US Health Secretary
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has done good work.
Mastermind of Foiled 2019 Hong Kong Bomb Plot Is Jailed for Nearly 24 Years
The case marks the longest sentence handed down in connection with the 2019 pro-democracy protests.
City Votes to Remove Fluoride From Water Supply Amid RFK Jr. Announcement
The City Commission in Winter Haven, Florida, voted to remove fluoride from its drinking water.
Republicans Sue to Prevent Counting of Undated Ballots in Pennsylvania Senate Race
The state Supreme Court had earlier rejected an appeals court ruling that not counting undated ballots in a special election violated the state constitution.
X Sues California to Halt Online Political Censorship Law
The law empowers California to impose its judgments regarding content moderation on social media platforms, the lawsuit claims.
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FEMA Official Fired Over Trump Sign Controversy Says Agency Is Scapegoating Her
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Trump to Form New National Energy Council, Led by Doug Burgum
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum was nominated to lead the Department of Interior and also serve as the chairman of a new energy council.
Speaker Johnson Will Ask House Ethics Committee Not to Release Report on Matt Gaetz
Johnson said that Gaetz’s resignation puts him outside of the jurisdiction of the committee and that releasing the report would be a breach of House rules.
House Votes ‘Yes’ on a Bill That Increases Social Security Checks for Some Pensioners
The bill would eliminate the government offset that can reduce Social Security benefits for those who also receive government pensions of their own.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will take up President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign pledge to Make America Healthy Again.
Editor-in-Chief of America’s Oldest Magazine Resigns After Denigrating Trump Voters
Laura Helmuth was editor-in-chief of Scientific American.
Zelenskyy Confirms Ukraine War Will ‘End Sooner’ With Trump in Power
‘The war will end, but there is no set date,’ the Ukrainian leader says.
Biden Administration Awards TSMC Arizona $11 Billion to Spur Domestic Chipmaking
The administration has been finalizing awards under the CHIPS and Science Act.
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The ‘Blitz’ director told Deadline that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2022.
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