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HHS Chief Kennedy Faces Criticism Over Worst Measles Outbreak
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- HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was criticized for overseeing the nation’s worst measles outbreak in three decades.
- Pennsylvania reported over 3,300 measles cases and four deaths, the first state deaths since 1991.
- Governor Josh Shapiro blamed Kennedy’s mixed vaccine messaging for the 700 Pennsylvania cases this year.
- Kennedy announced a federal chemtrails investigation and cited President Donald Trump’s White House as a steadfast friend.
