Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, he announced on Wednesday, cementing his grip on an institution that he recently purged of Biden appointees. The center’s longtime president ...

Kennedy Jr.’s bid to head the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) despite having “concerns” about his views on vaccines and “his selective interpretation of scientific studies.” ...

Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts opened its doors in September of 1971, it was a solemn celebration featuring a radical new work from Leonard Bernstein: his genre-jumping Mass commissioned ...

TED KENNEDY SITTING HERE. JACKIE KENNEDY HERE, AND JFK RIGHT HERE IN FRONT OF THIS MANTEL WITH THE REST OF THE FAMILY BY HIS SIDE. ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE ROOM, A PIECE OF FURNITURE FROM THE ...

Advertisement It sets up Kennedy for his likely confirmation vote Thursday morning. Kennedy, 71, has long history of anti-vaccine activism and touting conspiracy theories, which drew a wave of ...

McConnell, a survivor of childhood polio, said in a statement that Kennedy "failed to prove he is the best possible person" for the post, while citing his record on vaccines. Kennedy was sworn in ...

Only Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) cast a GOP vote against Kennedy’s confirmation, after previously bucking his party on Trump’s Defense secretary and national intelligence director.

The President also referenced RFK Jr.'s father and his uncle. "Like his father, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and his uncle President John F. Kennedy, Bobby has devoted much of his life to serving ...

We will make The Kennedy Center a very special and exciting place!” Trump said in a statement on his Truth Social platform. The vote, according to the president, was unanimous – but a source ...

Kennedy Jr. as the nation’s next health and human services secretary on Thursday, elevating a President Donald Trump pick who drew criticism for his stance on vaccines. Senators voted 52-48 ...

Kennedy Jr., on the eve of his Senate hearing. By Adam Nagourney and Rebecca Davis O’Brien For decades, Caroline Kennedy kept silent. Ms. Kennedy, 67, the only surviving child of President John F.

Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., who survived polio before Jonas Salk's breakthrough vaccine in the 1950s, voted against Kennedy after raising concerns about his position on vaccination. The former ...