Trump cabinet shakeup expands after Noem exit, Bondi firing — who’s under pressure next? President Donald Trump is making changes to his cabinet ahead of the midterm elections, with Kristi Noem and Pam Bondi already out. Speculation is mounting about other potential departures, including the director of national intelligence, Gabbard, and Trump’s labor and commerce secretaries, though the White House denies some of these reports. These shifts are seen as a move to ensure loyalty and performance from his team.

• Kristi Noem and Pam Bondi have been removed from their positions in the Department of Homeland Security and Justice Department, respectively.
• These changes are occurring ahead of crucial midterm elections, with Republicans aiming to maintain their majorities in the House and Senate.
• Media reports suggest other cabinet members, including the director of national intelligence and Gabbard, may be under pressure.
• Trump’s labor secretary is reportedly under investigation, and his commerce secretary is facing scrutiny over past associations.
• The White House has denied some reports of impending dismissals, stating confidence in certain officials, while a source indicated a focus on both loyalty and performance.