Rock Creek might look inviting, but it’s full of harmful bacteria. Wading and swimming are banned for good reason.

Fox News host Jesse Watters defended Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s dip in Rock Creek, pushing back on health warnings and saying ...

Due to contamination, swimming in Rock Creek, the Potomac River and nearby waters has been banned since 1971, NBC News said.

The Health and Human Services secretary shared photos of himself and his grandchildren swimming in a bacteria-laden body of ...

Fox News host Jesse Watters on Tuesday defended Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recent swim ...

“That creek looks clean. It doesn’t look like it is filled with sewage,” Watters said during a Tuesday segment of The Five while unpacking Kennedy’s weekend dip in the creek the National Park Service ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posted photos swimming in a Rock Creek Park, which is contaminated with raw sewage. Dr. Peter Hotez joins Chris Hayes to discuss public health disinformation being spread by the ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nation’s highest-ranking health official, apparently took his grandchildren on an outing to try the waters of Rock Creek in Washington, D.C., which authorities have ...

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posted pictures to social media on Sunday showing him with his grandkids in a creek where ...

According to federal officials, swimming and wading are not allowed at Rock Creek Park to keep people and pets "safe from ...

RFK Jr.'s Mother's Day post stirred new controversy over snapshots of him wading in a prohibited creek known for "high levels of bacteria." ...

The health secretary has a history of disclosing behavior that raises questions about his personal decisions around health and hygiene.