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"If left unaddressed, these deficiencies will continue to hamper the nation’s ability to be prepared for, and effectively respond to, future threats."

Republicans opposed his nomination citing his lack of experience on health matters and his support for expanding the government's role in providing healthcare and liberalizing immigration policies.

In the last week of February, 321 children per day were referred to HHS custody, a sharp jump from the weekly average of 203 in late January and early February.

"To be able to bring in an attorney to be able to do this is the wrong direction."

"Is there any line you would draw?"

"He is now home in Western New York, resting in the loving arms of his family."

Caputo will focus on "his health and the well-being of his family."

Caputo is apologizing for his claims.

"I am calling on Secretary Azar to resign immediately."

Azar is coming to strengthen economic and public-health cooperation with Taiwan and support Taiwan's international role in fighting the pandemic.

"The coronavirus pandemic is just the latest and clearest manifestation of racial disparities affecting health outcomes."

The temporary "surge testing" sites will be live anywhere from five to 12 days.

The federal government is tackling hoarding and price gouging to obtain more medical supplies.

"We stand by our story."

"The United States has never seen an epidemic of substance use arise as quickly as our current epidemic of youth use of e-cigarettes."