Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called the Biden administration's military COVID-19 vaccine mandate "unlawful," and issued a memo directing Pentagon officials to reinstate service members affected by it and remove any related disciplinary actions from their record. Hegseth's announcement on Wednesday follows Trump's executive order from January reinstating military members who were discharged for refusing to follow the Defense Department’s COVID vaccine mandate implemented by the Biden administration.

On May 21, 2017, Andrew McCabe rebuffed Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s suggestion to recuse himself from the Trump-Russia investigation, dismissing concerns over his wife’s political campaign as irrelevant to his leadership. Declassified memos reveal McCabe’s resolve to steer the probe, even as later reports by John Durham and Michael Horowitz exposed deep flaws in the FBI’s handling of the collusion allegations.

The U.S. Department of Justice is taking action against La Mara Salvatrucha, MS-13, an international criminal organization whose members authorities say are involved in committing murder and other violent crimes in at least 10 U.S. states and the District of Columbia. Under the Trump administration, MS-13 was designated as a Foreign Terrorist Organization. The DOJ is offering a $5 million reward for information leading to the arrest of MS-13’s highest-ranking member in Honduras, Honduran national Yulan Andony Archaga Carías. He was previously charged in 2021 in a superseding indictment in the Southern District of New York with racketeering, narcotics trafficking, and firearms offenses.

On May 16, 2017, Andrew McCabe announced to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein that the FBI had formally opened an investigation into President Donald Trump for alleged collusion and obstruction, intensifying calls for a special counsel to lead the Russia probe. Declassified memos reveal McCabe’s strategic campaign to install Robert Mueller, capitalizing on Rosenstein’s doubts and Comey’s leaked memos to secure an independent investigation.

Tucker Wetmore's rise to fame has been rapid and a little unexpected. Born and raised in the forest of Kalama, Washington, Wetmore grew up immersed in music. His grandfather was a pastor, and gospel songs soundtracked Wetmore's formative years, reggae played at large family barbecues, and the soft rock of the Eagles, Jim Croce, and Billy Joel. Wetmore is of Samoan heritage on his father's side. He grew up in a Samoan family and has spoken about the strong musical traditions within his family. His family's love for singing influenced his passion for music. At the age of 11, he began taking piano lessons and also dabbled in guitar and trumpet.