TRU.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has resigned, according to confirmation from the White House, following growing tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. White House spokesperson Anna Kelly praised Driscoll's contributions to advancing President Trump's agenda, highlighting his role in enhancing military readiness and involvement in negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. Driscoll’s resignation comes amid internal conflicts within the Trump administration, particularly with Hegseth, who recently removed Army Chief of Staff General Randy George and has not yet nominated a replacement. Senator Jack Reed criticized Hegseth for the instability he has caused within the Department of Defense. Driscoll, a former Army veteran and unsuccessful congressional candidate, had previously supported Trump's 2024 election campaign.
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