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"I'm very disappointed in President Putin, I can say that, and we'll be doing something to help people live," Trump said in an interview on the Scott Jennings Radio Show. "It's not a question of Ukraine. It's help people live," he added. "7,000 are dying every single week — soldiers mostly — but 7,000 people. And if I can help to stop that, I think I have an obligation to do that.

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Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA) announced she will run for the U.S. Senate in 2026 after Sen. Joni Ernst publicly stated she wouldn’t seek re-election. “My priorities have been Iowans’ priorities,” Hinson said in a radio interview, according to The Des Moines Register. “I continue to hear those every single day as I’m out in my congressional district and soon to be the entire state. And I’m running to be President Trump’s top ally in the United States Senate, because we have to be working on continuing to deliver that America First agenda that is working for Iowans every single day,” she continued. JUST IN: Iowa GOP Rep. Ashley Hinson announces she’s running for U.S. Senate pic.twitter.com/YkWMUR6YN2 — InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 2, 2025 More from The Des Moines Register: Hinson said she plans to travel to each of Iowa’s 99 counties as part of her campaign, starting this week. “I look forward to getting out and having those conversations about how we can continue to put Iowa first and put America first, and I will make sure that we are delivering on that America First agenda in the United States Senate,” she said. The news came just hours after Sen. Ernst announced that, “after a tremendous amount of prayer and reflection,” she would not seek a third term. Watch Ernst’s message to Iowans: My message to Iowans: pic.twitter.com/K6mHG6bSuE — Joni Ernst (@SenJoniErnst) September 2, 2025 “Thank you to @SenJoniErnst for your incredible service to our state and nation & for your friendship over the years. Iowa is better off thanks to your selfless service,” Hinson said. Thank you to @SenJoniErnst for your incredible service to our state and nation & for your friendship over the years. ⁰Iowa is better off thanks to your selfless service pic.twitter.com/Yk6b7jMJDZ — Ashley Hinson (@RepAshleyHinson) September 2, 2025 Iowa Capital Dispatch shared further info: There are two other Republicans who are also campaigning to become the GOP Senate nominee — former state lawmaker Jim Carlin and Joshua Smith, who previously ran as a Libertarian candidate for the state Senate. Multiple Republican U.S. Senators, including Katie Britt of Alabama, Jim Banks of Indiana and Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma endorsed Hinson as she entered the race. “She’s proudly pro-life, pro-Second Amendment, and is working hard to cut the long-unchecked waste, fraud, and abuse that’s run rampant in Washington,” Banks said in a statement. “There is no doubt she is the conservative fighter we need in the Senate to advance President Trump’s agenda and keep America on the right path.” Hinson has represented northeast Iowa in the U.S. House for three terms since she defeated incumbent U.S. Rep. Abby Finkenauer, a Democrat, in the 2020 election. Before her time in Congress, Hinson worked as a TV news anchor for Cedar Rapids’ KCRG, in addition to serving in the Iowa House. Her move to run for Senate means the 2nd Congressional District will be without a Republican incumbent. Multiple Democrats — state Rep. Lindsay James, D-Dubuque, Clint Twedt-Ball, the founder of the nonprofit Matthew 25 and Kathy Dolter, the former dean of nursing at Kirkwood Community College — have announced their campaigns, but there are currently no Republicans who have entered the field. Though the 2nd Congressional District is rated as a “solid Republican” seat by the Cook Political Report heading into 2026, Katie Smith, a spokesperson for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said Hinson shifted to the U.S. Senate race as “her re-election prospects are doomed because Northeast Iowans see that she is more focused on serving billionaires than working for them.”

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has removed multiple members of the committee that advises the agency on vaccines, including Paul Offit, a vocal critic of RFK Jr. A spokesperson from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) told The Epoch Times that the FDA informed multiple members of the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) that their special government employee terms have expired. New: FDA has removed multiple vaccine advisers, spokesperson confirms. One is Dr. Paul Offit. https://t.co/UYfYfINaTs — Zachary Stieber (@ZackStieber) September 2, 2025 More from The Epoch Times: That means the individuals “can no longer participate in Advisory Committee work,” the spokesperson said. The only person who was listed as a member on the FDA website in August, but now is no longer listed as a member, is Dr. Paul Offit, who works at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Offit, who did not respond to a request for comment, had been slated to serve on VRBPAC through Jan. 31, 2027. Two other members have terms listed as expiring the same day. A query to one returned an away message. The other did not reply. Although the VRBPAC only offers vaccine recommendations to the FDA, the agency usually accepts their advice without changes. “They didn’t say why. They just said that I’m not on the committee anymore,” Offit told BioSpace. “Somebody at HHS, I guess, didn’t want me to be on the committee. I can’t understand why. I mean, could I be more laudatory to RFK, Jr.?” he added. “Paul Offit, longtime member of the FDA’s vaccine advisory committee and an outspoken critic of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., was recently informed by the Department of Health and Human Services that his services are no longer required. ‘They didn’t say why. They just… pic.twitter.com/DmOs43hpAA — Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) September 2, 2025 BioSpace shared further info: All joking aside, Offit has made no secret of this fact that he is not Kennedy’s biggest fan. Of new FDA requirements announced in May that will require all new vaccines to be tested in placebo-controlled trials before they are approved, Offit told BioSpace, “It’s just anti-vaccine activism come to the policy side.” Also in May, Offit wrote an open letter to Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA), chairman of the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, recommending that Kennedy step down as HHS Secretary. He reiterated that call on Tuesday. The “watershed moment” for Offit, he said, was when the measles epidemic broke out and “[Kennedy] goes on national television and says, ‘Measles vaccine kills people every year’—falsely. ‘Measles vaccine causes blindness. Measles vaccine causes deafness.’ Right there, he should have been fired.” In an X post following Monarez’s firing last week—after just 28 days in the position and following her reported refusal to support rescinding certain approvals for COVID-19 vaccines—Cassidy said the move “will require oversight by the HELP Committee.” But, according to Offit, the senior Republican senator from Louisiana is not doing enough. “He’s a United States Senator. He’s in a position of some power,” he said. Offit said that while he “appreciated” Cassidy standing up for the hepatitis B vaccine and recommending that the last Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) meeting in June be postponed after Kennedy purged all 17 members and replaced them with new members, some with anti-vaccine leanings, the nature of the senator’s efforts is insufficient. “He posts these things on X, and I can do that. He’s in a position of power. He should march into President [Donald] Trump’s office and say, ‘This is not the guy.’”