Shumita Basu

The administration also eliminated funding for a program that helps new parents learn more about sleep-related infant deaths and how to prevent them. It's been credited with saving thousands of babies' lives since 1994. And HHS has made or is considering a number of cuts that impact the LGBTQ plus population, a community that nearly 10 percent of American adults are part of.

The administration also eliminated funding for a program that helps new parents learn more about sleep-related infant deaths and how to prevent them. It's been credited with saving thousands of babies' lives since 1994. And HHS has made or is considering a number of cuts that impact the LGBTQ plus population, a community that nearly 10 percent of American adults are part of.

Hundreds of grants focused on improving health outcomes for LGBTQ people have been cut, including one that works toward preventing HIV in adolescents and young adults. The Washington Post also reports that the administration is considering eliminating the national suicide hotline for LGBTQ youth.

Hundreds of grants focused on improving health outcomes for LGBTQ people have been cut, including one that works toward preventing HIV in adolescents and young adults. The Washington Post also reports that the administration is considering eliminating the national suicide hotline for LGBTQ youth.

Hundreds of grants focused on improving health outcomes for LGBTQ people have been cut, including one that works toward preventing HIV in adolescents and young adults. The Washington Post also reports that the administration is considering eliminating the national suicide hotline for LGBTQ youth.

According to a New York Times estimate, more than $800 million in grants for this population were canceled as of early May.

According to a New York Times estimate, more than $800 million in grants for this population were canceled as of early May.

According to a New York Times estimate, more than $800 million in grants for this population were canceled as of early May.

Next week, Kennedy is expected to appear before a Senate committee to testify about his overhaul of HHS. His budget will ultimately need Congress's approval. Now to Gaza, where Israel plans to expand its military operations and seize even more territory from Palestinians.

Next week, Kennedy is expected to appear before a Senate committee to testify about his overhaul of HHS. His budget will ultimately need Congress's approval. Now to Gaza, where Israel plans to expand its military operations and seize even more territory from Palestinians.

Next week, Kennedy is expected to appear before a Senate committee to testify about his overhaul of HHS. His budget will ultimately need Congress's approval. Now to Gaza, where Israel plans to expand its military operations and seize even more territory from Palestinians.

Jerry Shee is the Jerusalem bureau chief for The Washington Post.

Jerry Shee is the Jerusalem bureau chief for The Washington Post.

Jerry Shee is the Jerusalem bureau chief for The Washington Post.

A senior Hamas official said this week, given Israel's intensified military plans, the group is no longer interested in peace talks. Since Israel broke the ceasefire in March, the IDF has declared more than 70 percent of Gaza either a military red zone or an evacuation zone. It has displaced more than 420,000 people, according to the U.N. That's roughly a fifth of Gaza's population.

A senior Hamas official said this week, given Israel's intensified military plans, the group is no longer interested in peace talks. Since Israel broke the ceasefire in March, the IDF has declared more than 70 percent of Gaza either a military red zone or an evacuation zone. It has displaced more than 420,000 people, according to the U.N. That's roughly a fifth of Gaza's population.

A senior Hamas official said this week, given Israel's intensified military plans, the group is no longer interested in peace talks. Since Israel broke the ceasefire in March, the IDF has declared more than 70 percent of Gaza either a military red zone or an evacuation zone. It has displaced more than 420,000 people, according to the U.N. That's roughly a fifth of Gaza's population.

And in this plan approved by Israel's security cabinet over the weekend, thousands more Palestinians would be forcibly displaced. Israel would also take control of humanitarian aid distribution. Since March 2nd, Israel has allowed no food, medicine or other supplies to enter Gaza. It's the longest total blockade ever imposed.

And in this plan approved by Israel's security cabinet over the weekend, thousands more Palestinians would be forcibly displaced. Israel would also take control of humanitarian aid distribution. Since March 2nd, Israel has allowed no food, medicine or other supplies to enter Gaza. It's the longest total blockade ever imposed.

And in this plan approved by Israel's security cabinet over the weekend, thousands more Palestinians would be forcibly displaced. Israel would also take control of humanitarian aid distribution. Since March 2nd, Israel has allowed no food, medicine or other supplies to enter Gaza. It's the longest total blockade ever imposed.