Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended President Trump’s firing of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., stating he was “not the right man for the moment.” Hegseth also removed the chief of naval operations and military lawyers, arguing for a fresh approach. Senator Jack Reed criticized the firings as unjustified and a move to make the Defense Department subservient to the president, while Hegseth defended the decisions and emphasized the need for constitutional advice and broader candidate pools for leadership positions.
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CDC gunman had become fixated on his distrust for COVID-19 vaccines, authorities say
A Georgia man, Patrick Joseph White, opened fire outside the CDC headquarters in Atlanta, killing police officer David Rose and injuring several buildings before dying at the scene. White, who had expressed distrust in the COVID-19 vaccine and blamed it for his mental health issues, prompted calls for increased security and condemnation of vaccine misinformation from a CDC workers' union. Want More Context? 🔎
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