Army Secretary resigns amid war; no Senate-confirmed Army leaders left | CNN

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• Dan Driscoll resigned as Army Secretary.

  Army Secretary Dan Driscoll abruptly resigned following months of escalating friction with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

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• Dan Driscoll had months of escalating friction with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth before his resignation.

  Army Secretary Dan Driscoll abruptly resigned following months of escalating friction with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

  Dan Driscoll Pete Hegseth

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• The U.S. Army has no Senate‑confirmed civilian or military leaders after Dan Driscoll's resignation.

  The sudden departure leaves the U.S. Army entirely without Senate‑confirmed civilian or military leadership.

  Dan Driscoll U.S. Army

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• Kristen Holmes reported the story for CNN's OutFront.

  CNN's Kristen Holmes reports on OutFront.

  CNN Kristen Holmes OutFront

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