Kennedy Jr. has been a vaccine skeptic, sometimes a conspiracy theorist, and he might just be a part of president-elect Donald Trump’s cabinet. In August, Kennedy suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed Trump;

The former Independent candidate, who is expected to be health czar under Donald Trump, has a history of spreading conspiracy theories

Donald Trump's transition team is already vetting potential candidates who could serve in his administration when he returns to the White House in January. On Thursday, he made the first announcement naming his campaign co-manager Susan Summerall Wiles as ...

Longtime Democrat and vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is poised to take a health role in a new Trump administration and wage war on chronic disease by attacking everything from fluoride in drinking water to sugary drinks paid for by food stamps.

Trump said Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would be allowed to reshape the country's public health and "do some things."

What will conspiracy theorist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. do in the Trump administration? He's already eyeing a specific FDA office for elimination.

Members of the Kennedy family, the prominent political lineage rooted here in Massachusetts, are reacting to Donald Trump's win

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pleading to voters across the United States not to vote for him if his name appears on their ballots.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may have a significant influence on public health matters following Donald Trump's presidential victory.

Emerging research about excessive fluoride exposures and a recent ruling from an Obama-nominated judge could ease the path to a federal turnabout.

Former Massachusetts Rep. Joe Kennedy III voiced concerns about his uncle, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s, potential role in President-elect Donald Trump's upcoming administration.