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By Delece Smith-Barrow Verified, Ruth Reader Verified
| Future Pulse Newsletter
With help from Lauren Brensel and Erin Schumaker. Monarez’s moment: Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused Susan Monarez, the former CDC director, of lying about what led to her removal at a Senate Finance Committee hearing earlier this month. On Wednesday, Monarez will get a chance to tell Congress how she came to leave the job where she’d only been installed for a month.
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Bhattacharya to convene with the Council of Councils

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By Delece Smith-Barrow Verified
| Future Pulse Newsletter
With help from Erin Schumaker WEEK AHEAD: There’s a lot happening at the National Institutes of Health, but we’ll be especially attuned to two meetings. One will focus on pediatric research, with a segment on GLP-1 medications, and the other will involve a convening of the Council of Councils with Director Jay Bhattacharya. Also, the House will hold a hearing on how to improve children’s health.
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Atlanta’s Rappers Are Getting Into Politics. It’s Not Sitting Well With Everyone.

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By Delece Smith-Barrow Verified
| POLITICO Verified
HipHop DJ to the Blue Flame, DJ Will spins records at the hippest places in ATL, like the Blue Flame nightclub. | Photos by Patrick Cavan Brown for POLITICO ATLANTA — For generations, Atlanta, the birthplace of the civil rights movement, has served as a Black mecca, a beacon of progress and potential for Black Americans looking for more: More money, more opportunity, more house.
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