Robert F. Kennedy Jr. continues serving as Secretary of Health and Human Services following his February 2025 Senate confirmation, which underpins the 71% trader consensus that he will remain in office through December 31, 2026. Recent April 2026 congressional testimonies before House and Senate committees allowed him to defend proposed HHS budget adjustments and policy shifts, including U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization, without triggering formal removal proceedings. While Democratic lawmakers and some agency staff have voiced criticism and called for his resignation amid ongoing agency restructuring, no official White House statements, Senate actions, or procedural steps indicate an imminent departure. This stability, absent major scandals or midterm shifts, aligns with historical patterns for cabinet officials who retain support from the administration.