Trump officials say the president is within his rights to fire officials who do not share his agenda.
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Trump officials say the president is within his rights to fire officials who do not share his agenda.
By Luke Broadwater
RFK Jr. Says CDC Must Deliver On Trump’s Agenda After White House Fires Director
The vaccine and public health debate at the center of CDC upheaval, explained
Trump fires CDC head after one month on the job. Her lawyers say she 'refused to rubber-stamp unscientific, reckless directives'
Trump administration faces rare bipartisan pushback for firing CDC director
Lawyers for Susan Monarez say 'she remains as CDC Director', only Trump has power to 'fire her'
MAHA MAYHEM: RFK Jr. Teases Purge At CDC
Fired CDC chief Susan Monarez refuses to step down, defying White House
CDC Director Susan Monarez Is Fired And Other Agency Leaders Resign
Trump caccia la direttrice del CDC che ha rifiutato direttive non scientifiche
US CDC chief fired after weeks in role as other top officials quit agency
RFK Jr. on Thursday said the CDC needs to deliver on Trump's ambitions, a day after the White House fired the health agency's…
The White House on Thursday said President Donald Trump had fired CDC Director Susan Monarez after she refused to resign.
Trump administration officials question data amid condemnation of dismissal of Bureau of Labor Statistics head.
Susan Monarez's departure coincided with the resignations this week of at least four top CDC officials.
Under President Trump, political leaders are exerting more control across federal health agencies.
The Trump administration's investigation of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is raising questions about his power to fire…
