DAN DRISCOLL HEGSETH
OpenAI taps former US army secretary Dan Driscoll for national security role
OpenAI has recently appointed Dan Driscoll, a former US Secretary of the Army, to a vital role. He will focus on national security modernization and collaborate on AI initiatives with various partners. Driscoll, who previously participated in diplomatic discussions regarding the Ukraine conflict, expressed his commitment to responsible technology use. He will also engage with different stakeholders to advance the concept of democratic AI.
White House reviews candidates to replace Hegseth deputy Feinberg, sources say
The White House is reportedly reviewing candidates to potentially replace Deputy Secretary of Defense Steve Feinberg. This review comes as the Pentagon faces unusually high staff turnover and leadership changes. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth stated that Feinberg has his full support and is not leaving. Feinberg has been working to accelerate U.S. munitions production, a goal analysts say is challenging.
Trump names Adam Telle as acting Army secretary following the departure of Driscoll
President Donald Trump has named Adam Telle, a civilian Army official and former Republican Senate and White House aide, as acting Army secretary following Dan Driscoll’s departure. Telle takes charge amid reported tensions between Driscoll and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with the Army engaged in the Iran conflict and facing weapons shortages.
Trump says he's nominating acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao for the permanent job
President Donald Trump nominated acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao to permanently lead the Navy, backing a combat veteran amid concerns over sailors’ strain during the Iran war. Cao, a former special operations officer, has served as acting secretary since April. His nomination comes amid wider upheaval across the US military leadership.
US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll tenders resignation over rift with Pete Hegseth
U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation amid escalating tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, though the White House has not confirmed acceptance. Driscoll reportedly opposed Hegseth’s interference in Army transformation and appointments.
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A regime change in the US: Theories behind the Pentagon purge
Top US Army officials have been dismissed during the ongoing Iran war. This move has exposed deep internal tensions within the Pentagon. Reports suggest the firings stem from power struggles, loyalty tests, and fears of job loss. The situation has raised concerns about the US defense department's unity as critical decisions are planned.
US Army chief of staff Randy George fired by Hegseth, sources say
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired U.S. Army Chief of Staff Randy George, a move described as nearly unprecedented during wartime. The Pentagon confirmed George's immediate retirement, expressing gratitude for his service. This dismissal is part of a broader shake-up within the department's senior ranks.
Where is my refund? Tax filing deadline, IRS refund status, and all details Americans must know
Where is my refund? IRS opens 2026 tax filing season as Americans track payments, deadlines, and federal shake-ups. The IRS officially opened the 2026 tax season on January 26. Taxpayers have until April 15, 2026, to file returns for approximately 164 million individuals. Average refunds are projected to rise by $1,000 due to the "One Big Beautiful Bill" Act. Most electronic filers receive funds within 21 days via direct deposit. Track your status 24 hours after e-filing using the "Where’s My Refund?" tool.
Trump says he's sending his envoys to see Putin and Ukrainians after fine-tuning plan to end war
President Donald Trump is advancing his plan to end the Ukraine war. Envoys are meeting with Russian and Ukrainian officials. Trump suggests Ukraine may need to cede territory. European leaders are also involved in peace efforts. Talks are ongoing, with both sides expressing cautious optimism amidst continued fighting.
Trump says Los Angeles 'a trash heap' of 'animals' and 'foreign enemy', vows to 'liberate' city
President Trump, at Fort Bragg, denounced Los Angeles protesters as "animals" and a "foreign enemy" while defending the deployment of military forces. He repeated false claims about the 2020 election and attacked former President Biden. Trump also announced the restoration of Confederate leader names to several military bases, reversing a Biden administration decision.
Donald Trump heads to Fort Bragg to celebrate 250th anniversary for US Army amid troop deployment in LA
US President Donald Trump is all set to launch the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary celebrations at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, on Tuesday. The event featured military demonstrations and speeches, with Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and Army Secretary Dan Driscoll in attendance. The visit comes as Trump faces criticism for deploying troops to manage immigration protests in Los Angeles. A major parade is planned in Washington, D.C., on 14 June—also Trump’s birthday. The Fort Bragg event drew both public enthusiasm and planned protests nearby.
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