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Key health nominees delayed amid ‘ongoing conversations’

Attendance issues and continuing concerns over one nominee have delayed confirmation votes in the Senate HELP Committee.
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Senators uneasy over Trump administration's health care nominees

Democrats and a few key Republicans were hoping that the nominees for top HHS posts would break from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s anti-vax messaging—but most were disappointed.
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Trump's disaster-preparedness pick attacked COVID measures, vaccines

These views could threaten Sean Kaufman's nomination to lead the Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response.
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The clout of the Congressional Black Caucus hangs in the balance

Redistricting could shrink the powerful bloc of Democratic lawmakers.
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With one foot out the door, these senators hope to leave their mark

Tired of the dysfunction, an unusually large number of senators are retiring or running for other offices. They still have hope to pass legacy-defining legislation this year.
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MAHA leaders say their votes are up for grabs

Supporters of the movement aligned with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have become disillusioned with the Trump administration as officials go against promises made on the campaign trail.
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HHS nominees head to Capitol Hill ahead of yet-to-be-scheduled hearings

The vacuum in leadership atop several health agencies comes as the U.S. faces a number of disease outbreaks.
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As crucial surveillance deadline looms, Congress is stuck on what to do

Democrats are opposing any extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act until Bill Pulte is out of the ODNI job—putting the measure at risk of lapsing Friday night.
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Senate GOP inches closer to passing immigration bill, but infighting ramps up

Whether Republicans can stay united to deliver immigration-enforcement funding remains an open question.
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How an unchained Bill Cassidy could look to wield his power in the Senate

Having lost his primary, the Louisiana Republican is looking to cap off his two-term career with a legacy run that could clash with Trump’s agenda.
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‘Needlessly harmful’: RFK Jr. fires leadership of preventive-services panel

The dismissals, which come at a time of upheaval across agencies under HHS, leave the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force without leadership.
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The Republican fight to stop Mike Collins

The Georgia congressman’s GOP opponents attempt to overtake him in the Senate primary.
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Sen. Bill Cassidy accuses Landry of ‘disenfranchising’ voters ahead of primary, says effort done to oust him

The embattled GOP incumbent is launching a last-ditch voter-education campaign to nab votes.
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‘An optics issue’: Republicans are getting queasy about Trump’s $1B ballroom project amid affordability concerns

Some moderates are warning the Senate to scrap the whole effort ahead of a midterm election cycle that is centered on pocketbook issues.
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Louisiana Republicans rescind Fleming Senate endorsements ahead of tight GOP primary

Four members of the state GOP governing body have gone back on their earlier endorsements for John Fleming, delivering a blow to his campaign against Sen. Bill Cassidy and Rep. Julia Letlow.
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John Fleming claims endorsements from majority of Louisiana GOP’s governing body

The Senate hopeful will ask the state’s Republican Party for a statewide endorsement, but that’s far from guaranteed.
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‘A shared bond’: How three freshman senators are trying to fix health care

Alsobrooks, Blunt Rochester, and Kim reveal how personal loss is driving their work to reverse health care cuts, save Obamacare, and possibly oust RFK Jr.
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What Kennedy's Hill tour revealed about the direction of HHS on vaccines, nutrition, and the CDC

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s answers to Congress on inoculations are likely to complicate a tough confirmation fight for the CDC nominee.
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‘Very dangerous’: Appropriators fear losing bipartisan buy-in on funding process

Top appropriators in both parties express concern about the partisan exercise of passing DHS funding through budget reconciliation.
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Why being a ‘net oil exporter’ doesn’t insulate the U.S. from gas-price shocks

The United States is still a participant in the global economy and relies on the imports of crude oil from other countries.
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