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Tulsi Gabbard resigns. The mastermind behind the feeding our future fraud scheme has been

sentenced, and President Trump may miss his son's wedding this weekend.

I'm Georgia Howe. John Bickley is out today. It's Friday, May 22nd, and this is Evening Wire.

Tulsi Gabbard has resigned as Director of National Intelligence. In her resignation letter,

Gabbard also revealed that her husband, Abraham, has been diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer.

She wrote, quote, at this time, I must step away from public service to be by his side and fully support him through this battle.

Gabbard's tenure at DNI has been marked by her efforts toward transparency and efficiency.

Gabbard saved taxpayers an estimated $700 million per year by dismantling unnecessary programs

within intelligence agencies, mainly related to DEI.

Gabbard's final day as director will be June 30th.

House Republican leaders delayed a vote yesterday on a resolution to restrict President Trump's

war powers.

Daily Wire contributor Tim Pierce has the latest.

A number of absences in the GOP would have risked a Democrat victory in the narrowly divided

chamber. So instead, Speaker Mike Johnson and other top Republicans put the vote off until after

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