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Taylor Budowich, a longtime Trump aide and deputy chief of staff, is leaving the White House, marking one of the highest-profile departures from the Trump administration, where he oversaw communications and played a significant role in Trump's political operations post-presidency.
Saturday Night Live's Season 51 cast has been announced, featuring 18 comedians with 13 returning and 5 new featured players, alongside notable departures including Heidi Gardner and others, marking a significant cast shakeup before the show's October 4 premiere.
Meta's AI division, Meta Superintelligence Labs, has seen eight employees leave within two months of its launch, including veterans and new hires from a recent recruitment drive, with the company citing normal attrition and a hiring freeze afterward.
Dr. Vinay Prasad, a controversial FDA official known for his criticism of COVID-19 booster approvals, has left the agency citing a desire to avoid distraction and spend more time with family. His tenure included efforts to limit vaccine recommendations and override agency staff, and he was publicly supported by FDA leadership despite political attacks.
Vinay Prasad, a senior FDA official involved in controversial decisions regarding Duchenne muscular dystrophy treatment, has left the agency to return to California and spend more time with his family, citing a desire not to be a distraction and acknowledging his contributions to FDA reforms.
A senior aide to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is leaving the Pentagon, marking the sixth top adviser departure in six months, with the aide citing a planned six-month tenure and expressing gratitude for the experience.
Edward Coristine, a young and controversial staffer known as 'Big Balls' at the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency, has left his position, marking another departure of DOGE-related personnel from the administration amid scrutiny over their experience and conduct.
The article reviews the most notable offseason departures for each NFL team, highlighting key players and coaches who have left their respective franchises. These departures include trades, free agency moves, and retirements, significantly impacting team dynamics and marking the end of various eras. Notable exits include Hollywood Brown from the Cardinals, Desmond Ridder from the Falcons, Stefon Diggs from the Bills, and Aaron Donald's retirement from the Rams.
The Las Vegas Raiders have been active in NFL free agency, adding four new free agents and re-signing five of their own. They have lost seven unrestricted free agents, with only a few being impact players. The remaining free agents are not a priority for the team.
The San Francisco 49ers have made several moves in the early stages of free agency, including signing defensive players Leonard Floyd, Yetur Gross-Matos, and Jordan Elliott, while also seeing departures such as Sam Darnold, Clelin Ferrell, Javon Kinlaw, and Charlie Woerner. The team has also retained players like Jauan Jennings, Brandon Allen, George Odum, and Ben Bartch. Several unrestricted free agents remain unsigned or without public agreements, leaving the team with ongoing decisions to make as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Several comic book creators have recently announced their departure from Cadence Comic Art, citing issues with the company. The departures have led to substantial changes in Cadence's artist roster, with former manager Andrew Christman also leaving the company. Allegations of delayed payments to artists and lack of transparency have surfaced, and the situation is still developing. Numerous artists have been removed from Cadence's representation list, while others have been added. Efforts to reach out to Cadence Comic Art for comment have been unsuccessful.
House Republicans' narrow majority is set to become even more fragile as Rep. Kevin McCarthy announces his retirement, Rep. George Santos is expelled, and more lawmakers could leave. With three vacancies and the potential for more, the balance of power in the House will be 219-213, leaving Republicans with little room for party-line legislation. Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene expressed frustration, blaming the House Freedom Caucus and Republicans who voted to expel Santos. However, there are also Democratic departures and the likelihood of Republican wins in special elections. Nonetheless, these departures highlight the challenging position of the Republican Party, with some conservatives criticizing their lack of accomplishments in the majority.
Colorado defensive ends coach Nick Williams is expected to leave the Buffaloes, becoming the third assistant to depart from head coach Deion Sanders' staff since the end of the season. The team has also experienced recruiting decommitments and the departure of key players, leading to a busy offseason for Sanders and Colorado. Sanders plans to upgrade the roster through transfers and has already added numerous scholarship athletes. The loss of Williams could impact recruiting, as he was the primary recruiter for several 2024 commitments.
JMU Football is experiencing significant departures from both coaches and players, including head coach Curt Cignetti and key coaches Mike Shanahan, Bryant Haines, and Tino Sunseri, who are all reportedly leaving for Indiana. Several players, such as Desmond Green, Jordan McCloud, and Jailin Walker, are also entering the transfer portal. The team will need to navigate these changes as they prepare for the upcoming season.
The House of Representatives will lose 381 years of congressional experience as 31 members, including 20 Democrats, have announced they won't be running for reelection. Many are leaving to run for president, Senate, or state leadership positions. Some cited a desire to spend more time with family, while others faced controversy or ethics violations. The departures will significantly impact the composition and institutional knowledge of the House.