Saturday, Feb 15

The Justice Department has formally filed to dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, leading to significant resignations within the agency.

Friday, Feb 14

President Trump’s recent appointment as chairman of the Kennedy Center leads to widespread resignations among its artistic leadership.

Thursday, Feb 13

A federal judge's ruling backs Trump's deferred resignation plan, allowing incentives for federal workers to leave amidst union challenges.

Monday, Feb 10

Klaus Iohannis resigns as Romania's president before the election re-run, facing mounting pressure from far-right opposition parties.

Thursday, Feb 06

Richard T. Snyder resigns after claiming he believes defendants are guilty, raising concerns about judicial impartiality in New York.

Friday, Jan 31

Robert Santos' resignation as Census Bureau director mid-term raises concerns over future leadership's impact on the 2030 census and data integrity.

Friday, Jan 31

Trump offers federal workers an $8 million buyout to resign by February 6, stirring controversy about workforce cuts and potential government chaos.

Friday, Jan 31

The Justice Department is weighing the possibility of dropping corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, sparking speculation about his position.

Thursday, Jan 30

The Trump administration is offering federal employees buyouts of eight months' salary, as part of an effort to restructure the federal workforce.

Wednesday, Jan 29

Laura Smith resigns as Pennsylvania county official after mimicking Elon Musk's disputed salute in TikTok video, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.