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After CDC shooting, its employees turn their anger to RFK Jr. and Trump
Though law enforcement has not officially announced a motive behind the attack, for many in public health, the shooting seemed to vindicate their long-running fears that the backlash to their work during the coronavirus pandemic could turn deadly.
RFK Jr. Posts Fishing Trip Pics Online Amidst Fallout From CDC Shooting
Fishing the Kenae with Ninilchik Chief Ivan Encelewski Chairman of the Cook Inlet Tribal Council and Council President Gloria Oneil The 1948 photo is Ivans grandpa Chief Larry Oskolkoff Sr. with a skiff load of King salmon from a Cook Inlet fish trap. The Kenae Kings are also in… pic.twitter.com/aVtkZTkI36
On Sunday, CNN reported that the CDC held a video conference with approximately 800 staff members to discuss the traumatic ...
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CDC shooting marks latest in a string of hostility directed at health workers. Many aren’t surprised
Gunfire aimed at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by a man authorities say was angry over COVID-19 ...
Less than three weeks before he shot and killed a police officer near the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Patrick White seemingly was ready to end his life.
On Monday, Kennedy, accompanied by HHS Deputy Secretary Jim O’Neill and CDC Director Susan Monarez, toured the CDC to view ...
In at least six internal calls on Monday, CDC employees told leaders they worried that the agency wasn’t prepared for future ...
RFK Jr. visited the CDC's Roybal Campus in Atlanta following a shooting that killed DeKalb County Police Officer David Rose.
The health secretary is expected to visit the agency's Atlanta headquarters later Monday to speak with employees after last ...
Suspected killer Patrick White’s neighbor noticed vaccine obsession but didn’t think he’d hurt anyone - Patrick White was ...
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