Axios | Trump's 2.0 Cabinet welcomed women, but they've been the first to leave
There were valid reasons why those three said their goodbyes, Debbie Walsh, the director of the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University tells Axios.
"It's not that you wouldn't think that a president would let a Bondi or a Noem or a Chavez-DeRemer go," she says. "But it's why only those three and not others."
The Daily Targum | Citizen University co-founder visits Eagleton, discusses civic engagement
The Eagleton Institute of Politics hosted Citizen University's co-founder and chief executive officer, Eric Liu, to discuss the Seattle-based nonprofit's focus on fostering responsible and meaningful citizenship.
"The point is to come together … and then talk about what (you) learned, talk about what your questions were and have the beginnings of an invitation and an inquiry into going deep," Liu said. "What we're trying to do with the Power Walk project is, yes, equip people to see with new eyes the surroundings of our built and social environment, but more to invite each other into mutual learning. The practice of power, the study of power is useless if it's done in a solitary way." | 
