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Trump removes director of government ethics office

  • President Donald Trump has removed David Huitema from his position as Director of the Office of Government Ethics, as confirmed by the agency's statement.
  • David Huitema was appointed by former President Joe Biden and confirmed by the Senate in November 2024.
  • The Office of Government Ethics, now led by Acting Director Shelley Finlayson, oversees ethics rules and financial disclosures for government officials.
  • This removal follows Trump's recent firings of inspectors general from various government agencies without explanation.
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US President Donald Trump has dismissed David Whitam, the head of the Federal Office of Government Ethics. The agency is monitoring potential conflicts of interest involving senior government officials, Bloomberg reports. [see_also ids="627986"] Whitham, appointed by former US President Joe Biden, was confirmed by the Senate as director of the Office last November for a five-year term, without Republican votes. The Office's Chief of Staff, Shell…

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Trump fires Office of Government Ethics chief

President Trump has fired the director of the Office of Government Ethics, the agency announced Monday. The office posted on its website that it had been notified Trump was removing David Huitema, who had been nominated by former President Biden. He was confirmed last November by the Senate to a five-year term and officially started […]

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