Anonymousabout 1 hour ago
Tulsi Gabbard resigned as Director of National Intelligence on May 22, 2026, officially citing her husband's rare bone cancer diagnosis, after a 16-month tenure marked by mass declassifications, a 40% staff reduction, and escalating marginalization from the administration's major foreign policy decisions on Iran and Venezuela. Her departure — along with the earlier resignations of allies Joe Kent and Amaryllis Fox Kennedy — signals the collapse of the anti-interventionist faction that helped propel Trump to a second term, and raises urgent questions about who will lead the intelligence community during an active military conflict.