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Advertisement Washington: Top US national security aides and other staffers have resigned from President Donald Trump’s administration in protest over the storming of Capitol Hill by his supporters, and officials said more departures were expected soon. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos resigned on Friday (AEDT) saying Trumps "rhetoric" was "inflection point." She was the second cabinet secretary to abandon the outgoing President after the riots. US Education Secretary Betsy DeVos. Credit:AP Se...

All the Trump Administration Officials Who Have Resigned Following the Capitol Riot He Incited People 1/7/2021 © ALEX EDELMAN/AFP via Getty Rioters outside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 A growing list of Trump administration aides and officials have resigned from their posts in the wake of a violent and deadly riot incited by Donald Trump on Wednesday. With less than two weeks left in his presidency, and after years of Trumps coddling of fringe conspiracy groups and white supremacists, the pr...

WASHINGTON —  After the mob he incited had been cleared from the Capitol and Congress resumed the work of formally announcing his electoral defeat, President Trump was on the phone late Wednesday night, grousing to an ally about what he saw as the day’s betrayals. He was livid, according to one individual who spoke with him, at both Vice President Mike Pence, who carried out the constitutional role of overseeing Congress’ electoral vote count against the president’s wishes, and Sen. ...

Advertisement Washington: Top US national security aides and other staffers have resigned from President Donald Trump’s administration in protest over the storming of Capitol Hill by his supporters, and officials said more departures were expected soon. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos resigned on Friday (AEDT) saying Trumps "rhetoric" was "inflection point." She was the second cabinet secretary to abandon the outgoing President after the riots. US Education Secretary Betsy DeVos. Credit:AP Se...

Image via BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images After a violent mob attacked the U.S Capitol on Jan 6., 2021, resulting in destruction and at least four deaths, the number of people resigning from incumbent U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration grew. Many sought to distance themselves from the violent events of that day that appeared to be encouraged by Trump in a speech he made rejecting the results of the November 2020 presidential election. The mob sought unsuc...

Trump administration officials continue to depart after Capitol Hill violence  | Print this article Trump officials continued to walk away from their White House posts on Thursday after chaos swept Capitol Hill Wednesday afternoon. The latest departure is Tyler Goodspeed, the acting chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, according to Jim Tankersley of the New York Times. Tyler Goodspeed, the acting chairman of @WhiteHouseCEA, submitted his resignation this morni...

Government Executive Get the latest on need-to-know topics for federal employees delivered to your inbox. email Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said Thursday she would leave office on January 11. In the day since violent protesters breached the U.S. Capitol as lawmakers were in the process of certifying the results of the presidential election, many Trump administration officials, including a number of Cabinet secretaries, have condemned the violence and a few officials have ...

4-MIN READ Top China, Russia Advisers Among White House Resignations After Capitol Violence Top national security aides and other staffers have resigned from President Donald Trumps administration over the storming of Capitol Hill by his supporters, and officials said on Thursday more departures are expected soon. FOLLOW US ON: WASHINGTON:Top national security aides and other staffers have resigned from President Donald Trump’s administration over the storming of Capitol Hill by his supporter...