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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United StatesHealth and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is set to testify before two congressional committees on Wednesday to discuss, among many topics, the Trump administration's proposed budget and its impact on HHS.See the Story
RFK Jr. testifies before House, Senate committees amid layoffs, overhaul at HHS
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California Politics · SacramentoSenate Republicans on Wednesday voted to establish a new precedent that will allow them to roll back vehicle emission standards in California, including a rule phasing out the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035.See the Story
Senate clears way to block clean air standards in California, including vehicle emission rules
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High School Students · FalmouthBy Neal Riley Click here for updates on this story FAMOUTH, Massachusetts (WBZ) — Grief counselors will be available on Monday at Falmouth High School after an 18-year-old senior died in a crash Saturday night just weeks before they were scheduled to graduate. The single-car crash happened on Acapesket Road late Saturday night. Video from the scene showed a white Range Rover SUV with heavy front-end damage. It appeared to have struck a tree …See the Story
Massachusetts Car Crash Kills High School Senior Just Weeks Before Graduation
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