By Hannah Jewell and Jamie Ross  Email Listen to this briefing Good morning. It’s Friday, Nov. 15, and the last supermoon of 2024 will be at its most spectacular today — it will peak around 4:29 p.m. Eastern. Now let’s get to the news.   Donald Trump tapped vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to be health secretary. The role: Overseeing Americans’ health insurance, drugs and food. The pick alarmed experts — Kennedy has a history of pushing conspiracy theories. Find 10 examples here. The plans: Kennedy wants to remove fluoride from tap water, target processed foods like Fruit Loops and increase access to raw milk. He also could influence policy on lifesaving vaccines. Read this story            Trump defended his controversial picks for key government jobs last night. What to know: In a speech in Florida, Trump praised his selections. They include Matt Gaetz, Tulsi Gabbard, Pete Hegseth and Doug Burgum. See the whole team here. Digging deeper: The choice of Gaetz for attorney general renewed focus on underage sex allegations against him. That nomination, and others, are a loyalty test for Republicans. One more thing: Trump’s critics are bracing for possible revenge. Read this story              Tropical Storm Sara may bring catastrophic flooding to Central America. Where? Honduras, Belize, El Salvador and Guatemala face heavy rain this weekend. Next week, the storm could reach Florida — track its path here. More extreme weather: Much of the East Coast is under threat of wildfires. A rapidly developing drought across nearly 90% of the nation has elevated that risk. Read this story            A West Virginia police chief was accused of paying $100 to rape a teenager. The details: Larry Clay Jr. was convicted in 2023 of sex trafficking a minor after paying to rape a woman’s 17-year-old stepdaughter. His sentencing has been delayed 12 times. Zooming out: Most law enforcement officers charged with child sexual abuse crimes take plea deals and avoid lengthy sentences, a Post investigative series has found. Read this story            ADVERTISEMENT     The Onion won an auction to take control of Alex Jones’s Infowars. What to know: The auction took place after Jones, a conspiracy theorist, was forced to sell his assets in a settlement over his false claims about the deadly Sandy Hook school shooting. What now? The Onion, a satirical news outlet, will control Infowars. The nonprofit group Everytown for Gun Safety will serve as the new Infowars’ exclusive advertiser. Read this story            Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul is live on Netflix tonight. What to expect: Tyson, the 58-year-old former heavyweight champion, will fight Paul — a 27-year-old YouTuber turned boxer — in Texas. The main card starts at 8 p.m. Eastern. It follows months of buildup: The fight, initially set for July, was delayed when Tyson had an ulcer flare-up. This week, he was asked about his legacy — his answer got dark. Read this story            ​​Four people were accused of using this bear costume in an insurance fraud case. Key evidence from an insurance fraud case in California, in which suspects allegedly submitted fake videos and defrauded companies of about $140,000. (California Dept. of Insurance/AFP/Getty Images) How? The suspects said a bear damaged their cars and they sought payouts. But, when an expert looked at the footage, he said it was “fairly obvious” it was a human in disguise. What gave it away: Authorities noticed the “bear” had no trouble with a car door handle, and the damage it caused appeared to show the wrong number of claws. Read this story