Outbreak-related cases were reported in Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma, amid new illnesses from a handful of other states.
In another development today, New Jersey health officials warned of exposures from two infections in unrelated people from outside the state.
The genotype in the Texas outbreak has also been identified in samples from patients in New Mexico and Kansas.
The United States is now approaching 400 measles cases this year.
Other trends included worrisome rises in tuberculosis, measles, and pertussis.
So far 40 people have been hospitalized in the Texas outbreak, and 1 unvaccinated child has died from her infection.
The site was taken down 2 days ago at Kennedy's direction after the New York Times asked about it and social media posts about it proliferated.
Also, Kansas now has 10 measles cases so far this year.
Also, states report more international travel-related cases, pushing the national total to 378 so far this year.
Malaria, HIV, and TB programs are already feeling impacts from the cuts, with scale-backs also depleting healthcare services in Afghanistan.
