In a series of votes this week, the Senate confirmed several key nominees for top positions in the Trump administration. Brooke Rollins, President Trump's nominee for Agriculture Secretary, cleared a key Senate hurdle and is set to face a confirmation vote in the coming days.

Meanwhile, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nominee for Health Secretary, also cleared a major hurdle in the Senate Finance Committee, paving the way for his confirmation vote.

In a separate vote, Russell Vought, Trump's pick for Budget Chief, is set to face his final confirmation vote in the Senate after being teed up by the committee.

The confirmation votes come amidst a busy week in the Senate, with Majority Leader Mitch McConnell taking a tumble while exiting the Senate chamber after a vote on the confirmation of a new ambassador.

As the Senate continues to confirm Trump's nominees for key cabinet positions, the administration is one step closer to having a full team in place to tackle the numerous challenges facing the country.