
Two Top Homeland Security Officials Forced to Resign Amid Trump Purge
Two top Homeland Security officials have been forced to resign by the White House as President Trump continues to remove anyone who hasn’t demonstrated “complete loyalty.”
Two top Homeland Security officials have been forced to resign by the White House as President Trump continues to remove anyone who hasn’t demonstrated “complete loyalty.”
Miles Taylor, the former Homeland Security chief of staff, revealed himself as the anonymous author of a New York Times op-ed and a book that were heavily critical of President Trump.
Acting Homeland Security Director Chad Wolf fielded pointed questions during his Senate confirmation Wednesday and denied a whistleblower’s allegations that he pressured employees to downplay Russian election interference.
Acing Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf is scheduled to appear before a Senate committee Wednesday for a confirmation hearing amid doubts his legitimacy as a candidate.
FBI Director Christopher Wray is scheduled to testify before a House committee on Thursday about homeland security threats.
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf is likely serving in his role unlawfully, a Maryland judge ruled said.
A whistleblower says he and other analysts at Homeland Security were ordered to downplay Russian election interference because it “made Trump look bad.”
President Trump on Tuesday announced he will nominate acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf to the role permanently.