Matthew Livelsberger, a former special forces soldier, committed suicide outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, troubled by PTSD and the aftermath of his combat experiences. Known for his humanitarian work in Afghanistan and controversial airstrikes, his mental health significantly deteriorated after multiple deployments.
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President Donald Trump has directed the justice department to remove remaining 'Biden era' US attorneys, claiming political bias. This action follows termination letters sent to several Biden-appointed attorneys. While typically resignations are requested, Trump's administration has seen numerous Justice Department officials resign or be fired, amid his campaign against the department's alleged 'weaponization.'
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