Trump Dismisses Top Military Officials, Replacing them with Caine
Donald Trump fired General Charles Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and other top military officials, including Admiral Lisa Franchetti, via Truth Social; the dismissals, advocated for by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, aim to replace leaders deemed "woke" with appointees such as Dan Ca...
Trump Dismisses Top Military Officials, Replacing them with Caine
Donald Trump fired General Charles Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and other top military officials, including Admiral Lisa Franchetti, via Truth Social; the dismissals, advocated for by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, aim to replace leaders deemed "woke" with appointees such as Dan Ca...
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USDA Inspector General Escorted from Office After Refusal to Comply with Termination
On Monday, Phyllis Fong, USDA inspector general for 22 years, was escorted from her office after refusing to comply with her Friday termination, which she believed violated federal law. This action follows President Trump's dismissal of 17 inspectors general across various agencies, raising concerns...
USDA Inspector General Escorted from Office After Refusal to Comply with Termination
On Monday, Phyllis Fong, USDA inspector general for 22 years, was escorted from her office after refusing to comply with her Friday termination, which she believed violated federal law. This action follows President Trump's dismissal of 17 inspectors general across various agencies, raising concerns...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Dismisses Top Military Officials
President Donald Trump fired General Charles Brown, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the first female chief of naval operations, on February 21, 2024, as part of a larger effort to replace numerous high-ranking officials within the US military.
Trump Dismisses Top Military Officials
President Donald Trump fired General Charles Brown, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the first female chief of naval operations, on February 21, 2024, as part of a larger effort to replace numerous high-ranking officials within the US military.
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48% Bias Score