Health and Human Services Secretary
Coverage of Health and Human Services Secretary in the Nexus archive.
- Feds to ‘hammer’ companies that don't get rid of ‘dangerous’ food dyes, Sec. RFK Jr. says
According to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., federal agencies plan to 'hammer' companies regarding 'dangerous' food dyes. The article notes that he campaigned with President Donald Trump on the issue of making America healthy again.
- How vaccine skeptics’ storytelling creates powerful but medically inaccurate messaging
The article discusses how vaccine skeptics use storytelling to spread medically inaccurate messaging, tracing historical opposition to vaccines in the 19th century and modern movements like the Make America Healthy Again movement. It highlights that vaccine hesitancy is a 'wicked problem' driven by misinformation, social belonging, and beliefs, not just a lack of scientific understanding.
- Here's what you missed from Trump's first WHCA Dinner as president: 5 takeaways from his night with the press
President Donald Trump attended the rescheduled White House Correspondents Association (WHCA) Dinner, marking his first participation in either of his two terms. The event was postponed due to an alleged assassination attempt, and Trump acknowledged the press with praise and jokes, including remarks targeting Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
- Democrat Xavier Becerra wins the top spot in November's race for California governor
Xavier Becerra has secured the top position on California's ballot for governor in November. His challenger remains unknown as millions of ballots are still to be counted.
- Key questions linger as California wraps up primaries
California's governor and Los Angeles mayor primaries remained too close to call as of early Wednesday. Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra led the race for California governor with 62 percent of votes counted.
- Who is winning the California governor race? -- Live results
The California governor race is approaching the general election as votes are counted. Xavier Becerra, a Democratic candidate and former Health and Human Services Secretary, leads with 28% in recent polls.