PoliticsUS Senate confirms CDC chief nearly a year after RFK Jr. fired predecessor
The US Senate confirmed the Trump administration’s nominee to head the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday. The confirmation makes her the agency’s first permanent director in almost a year. The previous CDC chief was fired by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The vote fills a leadership post that had remained vacant for nearly a year.
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US Senate confirms CDC chief nearly a year after RFK Jr. fired predecessor
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