Democrats Press RFK Jr. on an Ethics Agreement Change Involving Law Firm Fees
Wyden joined three other Democratic senators in pressing Kennedy to explain the change to his ethics agreement.
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Four Democratic senators are seeking an explanation from Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after learning he transferred contingency-fee interests in Gardasil litigation to his former law firm. They say the change raises questions about his ethics disclosures and possible conflicts of interest.
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4 OUTLETSFour Democratic senators, including Ron Wyden, asked Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to explain changes to the handling of fees or interests tied to vaccine litigation and his ethics agreement. Center outlets focus on whether Kennedy's divestment could still bring a future benefit, while also reporting HHS's denial that he retained a financial interest.
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