Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus are on cloud nine.During the Breast Cancer Research Foundation's 2025 Hot Pink Party on Tuesday, Hurley gave some insight into the couple's romance."I have to go back to England tomorrow, but Billy willcome to England soon," she told European news outlet RTL TV, per People.When asked about what brought the unusual couple together, she answered, "We are very happy, we both love country music, we both love the country, and we both love our kids. We're happy together."BILLY RAY CYRUS CREDITS ELIZABETH HURLEY ROMANCE FOR MAKING HIM THE HAPPIEST HE'S BEEN IN A 'LONG TIME'Hurley shared similar sentiments to Page Six, saying, "I think people found Billy and I being together a little surprising. Its not surprising to me because were actually quite similar and get on extremely well.""We both like to laugh a lot, and we both love the country. And we both love country music, both love movies. Weve got a lot in common and cowboy boots, definitely."Last month, the duo confirmed their relationship by posting a PDA-filled photo together.Hurley included his 2009 song, "Back to Tennessee," in the post, a song which was released with the film "Hannah Montana: The Movie." In the song, Cyrus sings about leaving "fancy cars and diamond rings" behind to return to what he loves back at home and his Tennessee roots.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSThe new couple previously worked together with Kelsey Grammer on the 2022 romantic comedy, "Christmas in Paradise," and Hurley has admitted she has been a fan of Cyrus, 63, since watching "Hannah Montana" with her son."Theyve been friends for a long time and both found themselves single at the same time," a source previously told Page Six. "The romantic side started only a few weeks ago.""Liz is great and visited him for Easter," a source told told People after the photo was shared. "Theyve been seeing each other romantically for a little bit. And how lucky is he? Liz is lovely. Shes very warm, positive and the best to be around."The insider added, "They had a great time shooting that movie together, it was beautiful and relaxed, and it really stuck with him."BILLY RAY CYRUS, ELIZABETH HURLEY KISS AS HOLLYWOOD WORLDS COLLIDE IN UNEXPECTED ROMANCEDuring an appearance on "The Ty Bentli Show" last month, Cyrus admitted he is the happiest he has been in a while with his new romance."It's just been beautiful," Cyrus, 63, said, noting there's "no expectations of where we go from here other than her and her son. I do love him a lot, and its great that God brought them into my life when he did. Its just a good thing."Its been a long time since Ive been this happy."Cyrus, who divorced Firerose last year, recently reflected on what matters most in his life.On Sunday, the 63-year-old "Achy Breaky Heart" crooner took to social media to address rumors of a family feud, praise his ex-wife Tish Cyrus for being a "strong" mother to their children and admit that he has made plenty of "mistakes" throughout his life."Happy Mother's Day to all the #StrongMothers out there," he began his post on Instagram. "Here's a couple that made our family who and what we are in this photo for Sunday Callin. My Mom Ruthiewho loved Will and her mama Mary who was born with the musical gift and passed it down to all of us in the family who play music by earThank God she did, because I can't read a note. Speaking ofI too rarely comment on rumorsbut on this given dayI give you my truth."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"I'm so proud of Miley and her guts and her courageher wisdom and strength to bring it when our family needed it most," he continued, referencing his daughter, Miley Cyrus. "We are so close to a full healing. We have all been through a lot. On this Mother's Day, I would like to testify to a couple facts. 1.) I still very much believe in the power of prayer and respectfully ask if you do also, and have an extra prayer for the CYRUS familyI humbly would accept.""I must also add, as I witnessed just yesterday before 60 Gold Star Family's who had lost Sons and Daughters in service of our countryPlease put a prayer in for them alsoor give them mine if need be. Our family can heal. We are all still here. Those families have suffered a loss that can not be replaced or changed.""2.) Tish Cyrus was and is the very definition of a strong mother," he concluded. "Trust me, I'm the first to admit, being married to me was not easy. I'm very good at making mistakes. A very imperfect man. But thank goodnesssomewhere along the line my Mama also taught me, life is a series of adjustments. Being honest here. Since I was a kid, I had to learn that lesson the hard way. Funny how history repeats itself. Full circle."Fox News Digital's Tracy Wright contributed to this post.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, is proposing freezing undocumented adult enrollment in full-scope Medi-Cal, California's Medicaid program, a fact sheet the governor's office provided to Fox News Digital indicates.The document notes that the proposed freeze would take effect "no sooner than January 1, 2026," and would apply "to new adult applicants over age 19." People would not "be kicked off their health care," according to the document.It also notes that the Golden State governor is proposing a $100 per month premium for Medi-Cal enrollees 19 and up with "unsatisfactory immigration status," which "refers to people whose immigration status makes them ineligible for federally funded Medicaid, including people with lawful status and the undocumented" this would take effect Jan. 1, 2027, under the proposal.NEWSOM UNVEILS AGGRESSIVE PLAN TO CLEAR HOMELESS ENCAMPMENTS ACROSS CALIFORNIA: NO MORE EXCUSESThe proposed moves are being partially blamed on President Donald Trump."Trumps pendulum swings on tariffs have slowed the economy and weakened state revenues by a staggering $16 billion," the document declares.NEWSOM DEBUTS RAPID-RESPONSE WEBSITE AS CRITICS ACCUSE HIM OF PRIORITIZING PRESIDENTIAL AMBITIONSNewsom "refuses to turn his back on hardworking Californians, especially when it comes to their basic health care needs," the release states. "But because of the $16 billion Trump Slump and higher-than-expected health care utilization, the state must take difficult but necessary steps to ensure fiscal stability and preserve the long-term viability of Medi-Cal for all Californians."GAVIN NEWSOM REMOVES AD AFTER BEING KNOCKED FOR USING UKRAINE FOOTAGE WHILE BRAGGING ABOUT CALIFORNIANewsom, who has served as governor since early 2019, survived a gubernatorial recall election in 2021.

Top House Democrats said Wednesday they will join Republicans in blocking a House-wide vote on impeaching President Donald Trump."I have said before from this podium, this is not the right approach we should be taking," House Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., said at his weekly press conference. "I'll join members of the leadership team in voting to table that motion."Aguilar called the push by one lawmaker within his caucus a "distraction" from Democrats' messaging that Republicans are trying to gut Medicaid via Trump's "big, beautiful bill" a narrative the GOP has pushed back on.ANTI-ABORTION PROVIDER MEASURE IN TRUMP'S 'BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL' COULD SPARK HOUSE GOP REBELLIONDemocrats are scrambling after Rep. Shri Thanedar, D-Mich., stood on the House floor Tuesday and invoked a maneuver that effectively forces House leaders to take up a piece of legislation within two House working days.House Republican leadership has opted for a vote on Wednesday evening to table the measure, a procedural motion that, if successful, would block a House-wide vote on impeachment.Thanedar acknowledged his colleagues' concerns about his move during his own press conference Wednesday morning, though he insisted it would not deter him."Even some Democrats call me a lunatic, just like the president has called me lunatic," the Michigan Democrat said."But they have never said, nobody has said to me, Mr. Thanedar, the seven articles of impeachment that you presented to the U.S. Congress, theyre a piece of s---. They're not good. You missed it, missed the point. They are not legally right.' They didn't do that. No one says that."However, Aguilar said hours later that it was not the right time to push an impeachment effort."This is such an impactful moment, and our colleagues are locking themselves in a room for 24 hours to protect and defend healthcare. We shouldn't be talking about this proposal that is not right, not timely," Aguilar said, referring to the House Energy & Commerce Committee's meeting on budget reconciliation, which has been ongoing since 2 p.m. Tuesday."This president is no stranger to impeachments, he's been impeached twice. Impeachment is a tool that can be used, but it takes weeks, months to do. Right now the issue of the day is, will hill Republicans stand up and support healthcare in this country?"MEET THE TRUMP-PICKED LAWMAKERS GIVING SPEAKER JOHNSON A FULL HOUSE GOP CONFERENCEWhen reached for comment on Thanedar's push on Tuesday, White House spokesperson Liz Huston told Fox News Digital, "Every action taken by President Trump and his administration is fully lawful and firmly rooted in the will of the American people. President Trump is doing exactly what he promised: securing our border, bringing in trillions of dollars in investment to America, and restoring common-sense leadership.""Meanwhile, Democrats are once again showing where their true priorities lie siding with illegal immigrants over the safety, security, and well-being of hardworking American citizens. This desperate impeachment stunt is nothing more than a reckless political act that the American people see right through," the White House said.No Republican is expected to vote to proceed with impeachment.

Rory McIlroy is fresh off finishing his career Grand Slam, finally winning the Masters, and earning his place on top of the golf world.As he geared up for the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina, McIlroy was asked about his icy reception toward Bryson DeChambeau during the Masters. The two were paired up together for the final round at Augusta and DeChambeau mentioned that McIlroy "didnt talk" to him once during it.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMMcIlroy brushed it off when he talked to reporters on Wednesday."I dont know what he was expecting," he said. "I mean, were trying to win the Masters. Im not gonna try to be his best mate right there."Look, everyone approaches the game in different ways. And yeah, I was focused on myself and what I needed to do and thats really all that it was. It wasnt anything against him. I felt like thats what I needed to do to try to get the best out of myself that day."GOLFER HUNTER MAHAN SUGGESTS PGA CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE SHARES SIMILARITIES WITH THE KARDASHIANSDeChambeau said last month that McIlroy appeared to be in the zone.Despite a blunder-filled day, McIlroy completed the career slam with his first win at Augusta National after defeatingJustin Rosein a one-hole playoff on 18 after Rose missed a 15-foot putt for birdie.McIlroy will now look for a third PGA Championship title. He won in 2012 and 2014.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Immigration authorities announced on Tuesday they had arrested more than two dozen illegal aliens at construction sites in Florida.The raids took place in Wildwood, Florida, during worksite enforcement encounters, according to an X post from Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Tampa.Wildwood, a city in Sumter County, is about an hour northwest of Orlando.DHS SAYS ARRESTS ARE STILL ON THE TABLE AFTER NEW JERSEY HOUSE DEMS CAUGHT ON CAMERA STORMING ICE FACILITYIllegal immigrants arrested during the operation were from Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras, according to the post.A video shared by HSI Tampa showed authorities walking through a neighborhood with newly constructed homes.Though the video did not show any arrests, a photo posted by HSI Tampa appeared to show an arrest at a construction site in Wildwood.DOJ INDICTS ALLEGED HIGH-RANKING TREN DE ARAGUA MEMBER ON TERRORISM CHARGES FOR THE FIRST TIMEOfficials said some of the illegal immigrants had previously been deported, though it is unclear if any of the aliens had previous arrests or convictions.The total number of arrests has not yet been released.In a separate post, HSI Tampa said the agency was "diligently working to determine if construction companies in the fastest-growing region in the U.S. [are] employing illegal aliens [and] violating federal immigration law."The raid comes after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced this week that more than 100 FHP troopers were sworn in as special deputy U.S. Marshals, which allows them to enforce immigration laws independent of the federal government."We are excited that we're making huge progress on the issue of enforcing laws against illegal immigration," Gov. DeSantis said during a news conference on Monday. "No state is doing, even close, to what Florida is doing What we've been doing has not only been effective, it's really been a model for the rest of the country."TEXAS WOMAN ROBBED, PISTOL-WHIPPED IN RITZY DALLAS AREA BY ILLEGAL VENEZUELAN MIGRANTS WITH GANG TIES: REPORTHe added that when he first became governor, Florida allowed sanctuary cities."It really became difficult when Joe Biden took office at the beginning of 2021, because he had basically campaigned on not enforcing the border at all," Gov. DeSantis continued. "Clearly, there has to be rules of the road. Clearly, the people of the U.S. have the right to determine who comes in or who doesn't come in to our country. And clearly, you have got to have enforcement about those rules so that people realize that you're not going to be able to violate them with impunity. Basically, the Biden administration just threw all that by the wayside."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, ICE, and ICE Miami did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's requests for comment.

Susan Olsen made certain sacrifices when she starred as Cindy Brady for half a decade on "The Brady Bunch."Olsen was on The Chocolate Expo's panel with her "Brady Bunch" co-stars, Christopher Knight, Mike Lookinland and Barry Williams, when she revealed that she had to dye her hair blonde every three weeks to maintain Cindy's look.According to People, a fan asked Olsen if she had to dye her hair to star as Cindy. Olsen was 7 when she took on the role.BRADY BUNCH ACTOR ADMITS ROMANCE WITH CO-STAR WAS ON-AGAIN, OFF-AGAIN FOR YEARS"You bet. Every three weeks they had to dye my hair. If you look at the third season, my hair is kind of a different shade of blonde every episode," Olsen said.Since she was putting her hair through so much, it began to fall out."They were trying out different things, but then my hair had started to fall out. With that, I went back to letting my mom do my hair, every Friday night."Cindy Brady's signature curls didn't come naturally to Olsen either.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"I had to keep it rollers because my hair was straight. It couldnt hold a curl unless I slept in them. But my mother was responsible for those ringlets," she said."In 1970, trying different things meant a whole cocktail of weird chemicals, right?" she asked before Lookinland chimed in."All I had was Miss Clairol, Jet Black number 23. I remember the little bottle and it said jet black," he said."I was classic blonde," Olsen said of her character's hair color.People reported that Olsen and her fellow co-stars also reflected more generally on their time on the hit show, with Olsen saying "the love was genuine" between all the co-stars."I know for me, and I might be speaking for the others, but they can chime in, that Bob and Florence were in a position for us to want to do this," Knight said, referring to Robert Reed and Florence Henderson, who played the Brady children's on-screen parents, Mike and Carol.He continued, "We didn't want to disappoint them. And that's at the center of a good parent relationship: a child that doesn't want to disappoint their parents because of respect. And it was reciprocated, but that is because of the respect we had for them."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"The Brady Bunch" aired from 1969 to 1974. The show starred Henderson and Reed as Carol and Mike Brady, who shared a blended family of three boys and three girls from previous marriages.The sitcom followed the family's life, showcasing adventures and more.

A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the release of Badar Khan Suri, theGeorgetown University postdoctoral researcher detained by immigration officials in March for allegedly spreading propaganda in support of Hamas.Federal Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles issued her order from the bench during a court hearing in Virginia, saying that the government presented no evidence to refute Suri's claims that he was being punished for his views on the war in Gaza.Suri, who is married to an American citizen, was being held in federal detention in Texas following his arrest.Suri, an Indian national in the U.S. on a student visa, was accused of "actively spreading Hamas propaganda and promoting antisemitism on social media," a senior Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official said in a statement in March.MILWAUKEE JUDGE INDICTED FOR HELPING IMMIGRANT EVADE ICE FACES UP TO 6 YEARS IN PRISON"Suri has close connections to a known or suspected terrorist, who is a senior advisor to Hamas," the DHS statement continued. DHS did not name the suspected terrorist or Hamas advisor.Secretaryof State Marco Rubio determined on March 15 that Suris activities and presence in the U.S. "rendered him deportable" under the Immigration and Nationality Act, the senior official said. The act is a rarely used legal statute that gives Rubio sweeping power to deport those who pose "potentially serious adverse foreign policy consequences for the United States."Suri was duly granted a visa to enter the U.S. to perform doctoral research on peace building in Iraq and Afghanistan, a Georgetown University spokesperson said in a statement to Fox News following his March arrest.Fox News' Bill Melugin contributed to this report.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is pushing back against warnings from House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed it is considering arrests of Democratic lawmakers who allegedly clashed with federal officers outside a ICE detention center in Newark, N.J.Jeffries strongly criticized the potential arrests, calling them a "red line" the department should not cross."Theyll find out," Jeffries said, warning DHS against targeting elected officials for what theyve described as oversight.But Noem dismissed his comments, saying political threats would not interfere with law enforcement duties.FOX NEWS GOES INSIDE NEW JERSEY ICE FACILITY STORMED BY DEMOCRATS"This wasnt oversight. This was committing felonies," the secretary said during an appearance on "Jesse Watters Primetime" Tuesday night. "I cant believe they act like this, and then defend it."The controversy stems from an incident last week in which several House Democrats from the Garden State attempted to enter an ICE facility without prior clearance. According to DHS, when access was denied, tensions escalated, resulting in a physical altercation between lawmakers and ICE officers."We had members of Congress assaulting law enforcement officers," Noem said. "They were cooperating with criminals to create criminal acts, and then they're saying that they were providing oversight."WHITE HOUSE BLASTS DEMS CROSSING THE LINE BY STORMING ICE FACILITYA DHS press release described the lawmakers as having "stormed the gate" of the detention facility, calling the event not just a political stunt but a serious threat to officer and detainee safety. "Members of Congress are not above the law and cannot illegally break into detention facilities," DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said.She added that the department would have facilitated a formal tour had the lawmakers followed proper protocol. DHS also released information about some of the migrants currently being held in the facility, with many facing charges in the United States or abroad for homicide, drug trafficking and possession of a weapon.ICE FACILITY DEMOCRATS 'STORMED' HOLDS CHILD RAPISTS, MURDERERS: OFFICIALS"What are they [lawmakers] trying to do?" questioned Noem. "Release these people back into the country so that there could be more Laken Rileys, so there can be more Jocelyn Nungarays?"During the altercation, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for trespassing. Bodycam footage of the arrest shows him being led away in handcuffs.Baraka, who is running for New Jersey governor as a Democrat, denies he did anything wrong.NEWARK MAYOR ARRESTED AS DEM CONGRESS MEMBERS STORM NEW JERSEY ICE PRISON TO CONDUCT OVERSIGHT VISITNoem stopped short of confirming whether the members of Congress involved will be arrested. She reiterated that her department would uphold the law and continue their mission of making sure those who enter the country illegally or obstruct enforcement face consequences. She also emphasized that decisions about prosecution will be made by the Justice Department."The fact that a member of Congress punched them, hit them, body-slammed them and then claimed that they were the victims," she said. "It's astounding to me that someone would even vote for someone and put them in a place of leadership when they perpetuate something as hypocritical and as criminal as what these individuals did."AGITATORS CLASH WITH POLICE, ARRESTS MADE AS CLERGY MEMBERS DESCEND ON NEWARK ICE FACILITYNoem also called for possible congressional censure of the lawmakers involved. "Whats happening in this country and what agendas the Democrats are embracing is absurd and it's not American," she said."I'm hoping that the American people recognize it and hold them accountable for what they're doing for criminal acts against people in this country."

A CNN panel lost it on Tuesday after Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary called former Vice President Kamala Harris a "loser," and admonished the Democratic Party for failing to run a primary after former President Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race."Now we're going to talk about it. They did not run a process. They picked a loser, and she lost, and she got slaughtered because they didnt run a process," O'Leary said to the panel on Tuesday.CNN political commentators Bakari Sellers, Karen Finney and podcast host Van Lathan quickly pushed back on the notion as the panel discussed members of the party who rallied around and defended Biden after the debate, as well as boosted Harris as his successor after he decided to exit the race."First of all, like, lets just make sure that we maintain some respect for Kamala Harris," Lathan said. Finney agreed, saying of the former vice president, "I think referring to her as a loser is disrespectful. I think that we need to make sure that we have a little bit of dignity."BIDEN AIDES ALLEGEDLY FRETTED THEN-PRESIDENT WOULD NEED WHEELCHAIR IF RE-ELECTED, NEW BOOK REVEALSCNN political commentator Scott Jennings brought the conversation back to Biden, and said he basically disappeared after exiting the race."He did show up at the convention, but from the point at which he dropped out of the campaign, he basically disappeared. And then after Election Day, between that and the inaugural, he really disappeared. And I just think there are legitimate questions about it," he said."At that point, if he was not fit to run for office, I argued at the time he was not fit to serve in the office at the time, yet he was. He was not in the public eye. Decisions were being made, monumental policy decisions were being made. And I still want to know, who was making them?" Jennings added.Sellers agreed that Jennings deserved those answers before defending Harris."Theres nothing about Kamala Harris thats a loser. Lets just put a pin on that," Sellers said.BIDEN'S TEAM HID THE TRUTH ABOUT HIS HEALTH ALL ALONG: WH PRESS SECAs O'Leary continued to argue that Harris was "slaughtered" in the election, Finney accused him of being disrespectful."Im not being disrespectful! Im talking facts! She got slaughtered because they disavowed the process. They anointed her and she got slaughtered," O'Leary added.CNN host Abby Phillip interjected and said she wanted to make a "point of clarification," arguing that Harris was duly elected in 2020 on the ticket with Biden.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE"Its hard to tell the truth. She couldnt put two sentences together," O'Leary countered, as the panel expressed more outrage.

Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman got into a heated exchange with Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Wednesday, which culminated in the New Jersey Democrat declaring Kennedy's "legitimacy" as a health official has "expired.""The impact of reorganization is something that I shall continually ask you to show me," Watson Coleman said as she grilled Kennedy about overhauls at the agency that have affected programs related to minority and low-income health. "So please let me warn you now. And I don't want rhetoric, I want numbers.""I welcome those inquiries," Kennedy responded."The other thing that really troubles me, sir, is LIHEAP [Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program]," she continued. "It is a program specifically to address the needs of low-income and minority families as it relates to heating and even air conditioning. Why, why, why, why and what is your rationale for eliminating that program specifically? Why, why, why?"WASHINGTON POST PRAISES TRUMP HHS REPORT ON TRANS SURGERY FOR CHILDREN, SAYS IT MAKES STRONG CASE FOR CAUTIONKennedy attempted to respond, saying: "I'm very committed to LIHEAP. My brother ran a .""I don't care about your past," Watson Coleman said. "I care about your functioning in this department and this administration, right now, in response to this question.""My time has expired," Kennedy responded.TOP TRUMP ADMIN HEALTH OFFICIALS SHARE VISION FOR HHS TO 'MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN'"Well, then so has your legitimacy," Watson Coleman shot back. "I yield back."Watson Coleman was grilling Kennedy in the House Appropriations subcommittee Wednesday morning regarding staff cuts to the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), which assists low-income families to power their homes.Kennedy responded to her question after their five-minute exchange expired, explaining that the Trump administration's energy policies will lower costs across the board, including for low-income families."I'm very conscious of the importance of LIHEAP to poor people all across this country," Kennedy said. "My brother ran a low-cost, nonprofit fuel company for most of his life that provides low-cost fuel in New England. I've had many, many people come up to me and said, My life was saved because that. I talked about Buu Van Nygren, who's the president of the Navajo Nation, when I visited about three months ago, and he said cuts to LIHEAP will end up killing people. So I understand the importance of this."The Office of Management and Budget's rationale "was that President Trump's energy policy is going to reduce dramatically the costs of energy in this country," he said. "And if that happens, then LIHEAP is just another subsidy to the oil industry. If it doesn't happen, then Congress is welcome, and they should, appropriate the money for LIHEAP and I will spend it."MAHA MOMS CALL FOR RIGOROUS TRANSPARENCY INTO HEALTH CONCERNSEarlier in the pair's five-minute exchange, the New Jersey lawmaker accused the Trump administration of carrying out "racist attacks.""Few things enrage me more than the racist attacks I see this administration carrying out by embarking on an ignorant crusade to rid the government of any programs that are working to improve the lives of Black Americans," she said, as she railed against the administration overhauling federal policies focused on diversity, equity and inclusion and critical race theory initiatives. "The administration has moved to ban the words Black, race, bias, minority, oppression, prejudice, discrimination, disparity and racism.""Any grant application on federal programs that include these words had them immediately stripped," she claimed, adding that such policies worsens the health care system for Black Americans. "It is painfully clear to me that this, in doing this, this administration that you work with and work for is attempting to legitimize racial discrimination. And that, sir, is a moral disgrace."HHS DOWNSIZING BEGINS AMID RFK JR. 'MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN' PUSH: 'WIN-WIN FOR TAXPAYERS'Kennedy shot back that President Donald Trump shares the same vision for the nation as Martin Luther King Jr."Congressman, President Trump's vision of this country is the same as Martin Luther King's, that we should have a colorblind administration," he said. "President Trump is deeply concerned about the maternal health crisis and the fact that Black mothers, are more likely to die in childbirth 2.6 times, 260% likely to die."Watson Coleman responded, "I don't need this rhetoric about Donald Trump and the lie that he cares about me and Black people."Kennedy will head to the Senate side of Congress later Wednesday afternoon, when he will testify before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee regarding HHS' budget and recent staff cuts.