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President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services, raising concerns among public health experts due to Kennedy's history of vaccine skepticism and controversial health views. Kennedy aims to address chronic diseases and promote transparency in health agencies, but his appointment has sparked significant backlash.
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In a surprising turn, Kamala Harris has taken a narrow lead over Donald Trump in Iowa, a state previously considered solidly Republican. This shift, driven by increased support from women and older voters, raises questions about the electoral landscape as Election Day approaches.
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Kevin Roberts, head of the Heritage Foundation, has re-entered President-elect Donald Trump's inner circle following the release of his new book. This comes after a summer of tension over Project 2025, a controversial policy agenda that faced backlash from Democrats and Trump himself. Roberts' recent remarks signal a renewed optimism for collaboration with the incoming administration.
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Daniel Penny's trial for manslaughter continues as testimony reveals he held Jordan Neely in a chokehold for nearly six minutes. Witnesses, including a Marine trainer, testify about the dangers of prolonged chokeholds and the circumstances leading to Neely's death on May 1, 2023, in a New York subway.
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President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Rep. Matt Gaetz as attorney general, igniting controversy due to Gaetz's past allegations of misconduct. Gaetz's resignation from Congress follows the nomination, which has drawn criticism from both parties. Trump's cabinet selections signal a shift towards loyalists and disruptors, raising concerns about governance and oversight.
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Donald Trump has nominated Matt Gaetz as attorney general, prompting shock within both parties. Gaetz's resignation from Congress effectively ends an ethics investigation into allegations of misconduct. Many Republicans doubt his confirmation, citing his controversial past and the potential for political fallout.
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Party has won 218 seats in lower chamber after Democrats unsuccessfully campaigned on need to curtail ‘dysfunction’