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Here is your morning brief for Friday, April 3rd.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal.

Defense Secretary Pete Hexeth has fired the Army's top general, with the Pentagon giving

no reason for General Randy George's departure. Hexeth has now removed most of the leaders of the

military's top ranks, including the Air Force General, who served as chairman of the Joint

Chiefs of Staff, and the Admiral who served as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,

and the Admiral who served as Chief of Naval Operations. Hexeth has also replaced the top military lawyers for the services, and earlier this week overruled service officials who suspended

army helicopter pilots for flying up to the residents of musician Kid Rock. The Trump administration is amping up its legal defense of prediction markets,

with the Commodities Futures Trading Commission suing Arizona, Illinois, and Connecticut

over their efforts to ban sports and election betting on Kalshi and other platforms.

The civil complaints contend that the federal regulator has sole authority to

regulate the contracts listed by Kalshi and others, and asked courts in the states to prevent them

from applying their own gambling laws to the contracts. Kalshi declined to comment, while a

polymarket spokesperson applauded the suit and said that prediction markets are federally regulated

financial instruments. And it's Jobs Friday, March's employment report is due out at 8.30 a.m. Eastern,

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