The Director of the American National Intelligence Service, Tulsi Gabbard, will resign on June 30 to support her husband, diagnosed with bone cancer.
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Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of the American National Intelligence Service (DNI), announced that she will resign on June 30, according to information obtained by Fox News. The decision comes following the diagnosis of her husband, Abraham, with a very rare form of bone cancer. Gabbard informed President Donald Trump about this decision during a meeting in the Oval Office, expressing her gratitude for the opportunity to lead the agency for a year and a half. In her resignation letter, she emphasized that she is deeply grateful for the trust bestowed upon her. Gabbard has held the DNI position since January 2025, playing an essential role in advising the president on national security issues. This resignation underscores her commitment to her family in the face of a difficult situation.
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