RFK Jr. meets with senators as questions swirl about Trump’s pick to lead health agency
By LISA MASCARO and MARY CLARE JALONICK Associated Press (AP) — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. swept onto Capitol Hill late Monday,, as the anti-vaccine health guru from the famous political family reintroduced himself to senators, this time as President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the nation’s Health and Human Services Department. Related Articles National Politics | Jill Biden says she is closing the book on teaching at Northern Virginia Community College National Politics | Judge rejects Trump’s bid to dismiss hush money conviction because of Supreme Court immunity ruling National Politics | Trump migrant deportations could threaten states’ agricultural economies National Politics | The GOP stoked fears of noncitizens voting. Cases in Ohio show how rhetoric and reality diverge National Politics | Trump weighs in on NY mayor, vaccines and drones in freewheeling press conference at Mar-a-Lago It was a soft-opening debut for Kennedy, whose wide-ranging views — yes to raw milk, no to fluoride, Ozempic and America’s favorite processed foods — are raising alarms in the scientific community and beyond. In the Senate he’s facing a mix of support, curiosity, skepticism and downright rejection