Speaking with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr and other members of his Cabinet, President Donald ...

It’s the language of people who think children with disabilities have no value or are a drag on society. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Kennedy’s first thoughts in ...

Languages: English. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s statement that children with autism will "never pay taxes, never hold a job" has sparked sharp backlash online. Orlando Congressman Maxwell Alejandro ...

Kennedy also pushed back against criticism for describing an uptick in the neuro-developmental disorder among American children as as "epidemic." "We're gonna announce a series of new studies to ...

Kennedy also claimed that autism cases were not only becoming more common, but more severe. He said about one in four autistic children are 'profoundly' disabled, meaning they are nonverbal and ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. warned that children in the U.S. are being diagnosed with autism at an “alarming rate,” promising on Wednesday to conduct exhaustive ...

Kennedy said he believes as many as 1 in 31 children have autism. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made a significant commitment at Thursday's Cabinet meeting at the White ...

more parents having children later in life and broader definitions of the disorder. Mr. Kennedy vowed that under his leadership, the health department would focus on looking into certain ...

You need an environmental toxin,” Kennedy said. On Tuesday, the CDC published new data showing that autism rates increased among children in the US. About 1 in every 31 children was diagnosed ...