Army Secretary Dan Driscoll plans to leave Pentagon by end of 2026
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is expected to depart by late 2026 amid ongoing tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, sources say.
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Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is expected to depart by late 2026 amid ongoing tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, sources say.
Read MoreKaroline Leavitt is expected to work at President Donald Trump’s MAGA Inc. super PAC following her resignation from the White House, she confirmed Friday.
Read MoreThe Wall Street Journal reported that the Education Department has suggested removing the American Bar Association’s role in accrediting law schools, a change that could end seven decades of ABA authority.
Read MoreDr. Anthony Fauci’s legal team has established a defense fund as federal and state probes into his actions during the pandemic intensify. Fauci faces accusations from Republicans and multiple inquiries related to his role in COVID-19 policies.
Read MoreBaltimore Ravens wide receiver Rashod Bateman has been charged with domestic violence related to a June incident involving his ex-girlfriend and their infant. The player turned himself in to police, and the team has issued a statement.
Read MoreThe Log Cabin Republicans said Thursday it will refocus on gay, lesbian and bisexual issues, distancing itself from what its president called the “radical” transgender movement in an op-ed.
Read MoreRep. Seth Moulton and Sen. Ed Markey traded sharp attacks at their last televised Democratic primary debate Thursday as Moulton pursues a longshot bid to unseat the incumbent.
Read MoreVice President Vance said Thursday night that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has a “very discreet plan,” backed by the president, to reduce the nation’s $40 trillion debt.
Read MoreBueckers and Clark engaged in a heated exchange during the first half of Dallas’s 91-85 victory over Indiana, highlighting their emerging rivalry. The incident led to a foul and technical foul for Bueckers.
Read MoreA federal inquiry into loans tied to Dodgers part-owner Mark Walter led to social media allegations that the team’s payroll is based on fraud. Reporting and public contract records show deferred contracts and the team’s finances do not appear to be tied to the loans under investigation.
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