WASHINGTON — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is axing 10,000 people from the agency he leads, saying it will streamline the bloated federal health care bureaucracy. But several former agency leaders said ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced sweeping layoffs at the Health and Human Services Department. HHS will fire roughly 10,000 workers, the announcement said. Kennedy is also creating a new agency ...

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced on Thursday the firing of 10,000 federal health workers, including dramatic cuts to agencies that keep Americans safe from disease and possible ...

One of these days, you might be in for some unsettling news: Your beloved doctor says they’re either retiring or converting their practice into concierge and requiring patients to pay an annual ...

“The timely commissioning of new power plants, as outlined in the DOE committed power projects report, will significantly impact the grid’s resource adequacy.” MANILA, Philippines — The ...

On the campaign trail, President Trump distanced himself from Project 2025’s radical conservative vision. Now, more than half of his executive orders align with recommendations made in the ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr, the head of Health and Human Services, said he would cut 10,000 jobs—in addition to 10,000 employees who took an earlier layoff package—drastically reducing the size of ...

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Thursday announced plans to lay off as many as 10,000 full-time employees across multiple agencies as part of a restructuring drive ...

New York City-based Montefiore Health System has helped more than 10,000 households with social needs that impact their access to healthcare through its Community Health Worker Institute.

After cuts, the agency will have about 62,000 people -- down from 82,000. The Department of Health and Human Services confirmed on Thursday that about 10,000 full-time employees will soon lose ...

The US Department of Health and Human Services announced Thursday that it is cutting 10,000 full-time employees across health agencies, the department told CNN. This comes on top of 10,000 ...

April 20, or 4/20, is unofficially recognized as a day to celebrate marijuana use. The origins of associating 4/20 with marijuana are unclear, but theories involve police codes and teenage gatherings.