Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testifies before the Senate today the hearing is meant to be about the president's health agenda,
but it comes on the heels of upheaval at the CDC.
So what are lawmakers expected to ask about?
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President Trump wants to install more of his own people at the Federal Reserve.
We'll have a majority very shortly, so that'll be great.
Once we have a majority, And housing is going to swing and it's going to be great.
A Senate committee hearing to fill a vacant seat on the Fed's governing board could get the president one step closer to reaching that majority.
And a federal judge in Boston has handed Harvard University a legal victory,
ruling the Trump administration's freeze on funding to the university unlawful.
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