More from Trump White House firings, resignations, and ousters
The dispute over whether VA Secretary David Shulkin was fired or resigned could have huge implications.
The president is cleaning house. He might not be done.
Mueller’s Russia investigators want to talk to the president right as his legal team is falling apart.
The president’s former campaign manager says Trump is more comfortable managing his own staff.
“This will be a huge test for Mattis.”
The Trump administration gets worse from here.
The embattled three-star general finally ends his rocky tenure at the White House — and especially with President Donald Trump.
John Dowd quit at a high-stakes moment for the president in the Russia probe.
They’re supposed to last forever.
“The president of the United States is unhinged.”
Rex Tillerson’s departure — and the White House staffing problem — explained in a podcast.
Nothing to see here.
When you’re so unpopular you can’t recruit your top ally in Congress.
Tillerson was “one of the worst secretaries of state” in modern history, according to experts from across the political spectrum.
Hope Hicks is out. Kushner, McMaster, Cohn, and Sessions are all said to be on the ropes.
The White House press secretary won’t say if Jeff Sessions is keeping his job.
Her departure comes after a tumultuous few weeks in the White House.
Dysfunction at the top, inexperience below: the White House’s management crisis, explained.
The staff turnover rate in the Trump administration is “higher than any White House in decades.”
Kellyanne Conway says Kelly has Trump’s “full confidence.”
Rachel Brand’s resignation — and who fills that role — has implications for the Mueller investigation.
Did the former reality TV star resign — or was she abruptly fired?
Kirstjen Nielsen is an actual homeland security expert palatable to immigration hawks.
Gorka’s departure show how the White House’s “nationalists” are losing power.