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United States Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Resigns After Reported Clashes With Defense Secretary

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll stepped down after 18 months in office following reported policy and administrative disputes with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, creating another senior vacancy at the Pentagon.
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Homeland Security Secretary’s Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Failure
FAA Proposes Permanent Flight Restrictions Over Mar-a-Lago
Trump Criticizes Local Opposition to Data Centre and Artificial Intelligence Expansion
United States Seizes More Than $560,000 in Cryptocurrency Intended for Hamas
Republicans Propose New Statutory Limits on Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Proceed With $400 Million White House Ballroom Project
House Judiciary Committee Seeks FBI Records on 2020 Biden Family Counterintelligence Operation
United States Treasury Rejects Canadian Trade Demands as Tariff Dispute Deepens
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