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FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey Resigns After One Year of Tensions with Kash Patel
politics13 days ago

FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey Resigns After One Year of Tensions with Kash Patel

Andrew Bailey, the former Missouri attorney general and FBI co-deputy director, announced his resignation on September 28, 2026, effective October 2. He cited family reasons in a post on X, thanking President Trump, Attorney General Todd Blanche, and Director Kash Patel for the opportunity to serve. Bailey’s departure marks the end of a nontraditional leadership structure at the FBI, where the deputy director role was split between two people for the first time. His exit follows the earlier departure of Dan Bongino and occurs amid reported friction with Patel, who had reportedly excluded Bailey from key meetings. Bailey’s tenure was brief, lasting just over a year, and his departure leaves Chris Raia as the sole co-deputy director.

via CBS News|
#andrew-bailey#fbi#justice-department
Bishop of Lincoln Steps Down as Sexual Assault Probe Intensifies
religion19 days ago

Bishop of Lincoln Steps Down as Sexual Assault Probe Intensifies

The Bishop of Lincoln has resigned following the launch of a formal inquiry into allegations of sexual assault. This departure marks a significant development in the ongoing scrutiny of high-ranking church officials, occurring alongside a separate visit by the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Diocese of Hereford to mark its 1,350th anniversary. The resignation underscores the increasing pressure on religious institutions to address misconduct allegations swiftly and transparently, even as other ecclesiastical events proceed as scheduled.

via BBC|
#bishop-of-lincoln#church-of-england#ecclesiastical-discipline
Steve Belichick resigns as UNC defensive coordinator amid probe
sports24 days ago

Steve Belichick resigns as UNC defensive coordinator amid probe

North Carolina defensive coordinator Steve Belichick has resigned amid reports of an ongoing conduct investigation, including allegations related to drug use on the job. The move follows UNC GM Michael Lombardi’s resignation and comes while Belichick has been on medical leave since August 6. As Bill Belichick’s son, Steve’s departure ends a potential UNC succession path, and questions about Bill Belichick’s future at the program linger as UNC sits at 2-0.

via NBC Sports|
#college-football#investigation#north-carolina-tar-heels
NH Chief Justice Resigns Over Ethics Settlement Involving Colleague Payout
law25 days ago

NH Chief Justice Resigns Over Ethics Settlement Involving Colleague Payout

New Hampshire Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned after a Judicial Conduct Committee settlement found he violated the code in handling a $50,000 payout to a close colleague, bypassing merit-based procedures and showing favoritism. He admitted the violations, agreed to resign effective immediately, and will pay the JCC’s legal fees. Four associate justices will handle his administrative duties as Ayotte’s office confirmed the resignation.

via InDepthNH.org|
#ethics#gordon-macdonald#judicial-conduct-committee
New Hampshire Chief Justice Quits After Ethics Probe
law26 days ago

New Hampshire Chief Justice Quits After Ethics Probe

New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned after the Judicial Conduct Committee found he violated the Code of Judicial Conduct in actions related to the layoff and rehiring of an employee, bypassing procedures and failing to ensure impartial administrative appointments. He took responsibility and said resignation would help preserve the court’s integrity; Gov. Ayotte accepted the resignation effective immediately. Four associate justices have taken over Chief Justice duties during his medical leave, with the court awaiting Sept. 22 oral arguments.

via WMUR|
#code-of-judicial-conduct#gordon-macdonald#judicial-conduct-committee
New Hampshire Chief Justice resigns after ethics probe links to ally payout
politics26 days ago

New Hampshire Chief Justice resigns after ethics probe links to ally payout

New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned immediately after the Judicial Conduct Committee found he violated several sections of the state Code of Judicial Conduct in connection with a payout to a longtime ally, opting for resignation over a public proceeding as the ethics probe concluded and the court continues under medical leave while a replacement is sought.

via New Hampshire Public Radio|
#ethics#gordon-macdonald#judicial-conduct-committee
Anthropic insider quits, warning the AI race risks humanity
technology1 month ago

Anthropic insider quits, warning the AI race risks humanity

Jacob Coxon, a former OpenAI staffer who recently joined Anthropic, resigns and argues that both labs are racing toward self-improving superintelligence with little transparency about safety, risking humanity; his concerns are echoed by a current Anthropic employee, and the move comes amid a broader pattern of safety researchers leaving OpenAI and Anthropic as incidents and evolving safety commitments surface in the AI race.

via Business Insider|
#ai-safety#alignment#anthropic
Pennsylvania Dems Pressure Fetterman Amid WSJ Profile
politics1 month ago

Pennsylvania Dems Pressure Fetterman Amid WSJ Profile

After a Wall Street Journal profile described multiple absences and perceived neglect of duties, several Pennsylvania Democrats publicly urged Senator John Fetterman to resign or face ouster in 2028, citing town hall complaints and concerns about his ability to govern; the discussions unfold against his known 2022 stroke and ongoing prominence within a fractious Democratic Party.

via MS NOW|
#fetterman#pennsylvania#politics
IG Report Details Toxic Labor Department Culture Under Chavez-DeRemer
politics1 month ago

IG Report Details Toxic Labor Department Culture Under Chavez-DeRemer

An internal watchdog’s 40-page report concluded that former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer repeatedly violated department policy, tolerated harassment, spent public money on personal travel, and had an inappropriate relationship with a security detail, describing a toxic, intimidating workplace at the Labor Department that ended with her resignation in April.

via The New York Times|
#harassment#inspector-general#labor-department
Internal review flags Dianna Russini’s ties to Vrabel, prompting her first public response
media1 month ago

Internal review flags Dianna Russini’s ties to Vrabel, prompting her first public response

The Athletic published its long-awaited internal review of Dianna Russini, finding her reporting was not challenged but her relationship with Titans coach Mike Vrabel violated the publication’s standards; Russini, who did not participate in the piece, said in a statement to The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand that she stands by all her reporting while declining to be interviewed, marking her first public comment since her April resignation and leaving her future in sports media uncertain.

via NBC Sports|
#dianna-russini#internal-investigation#media