Feb. 13: Michael Flynn resigns after 23 days as national security adviser.
March 10: Attorney General Jeff Sessions abruptly asks 46 U.S. attorneys to tender their resignations.
May 9: FBI Director James Comey is fired by Trump.
May 30: White House communications director Mike Dubke resigns.
July 21: Press secretary Sean Spicer resigns.
July 25: Assistant press secretary Michael Short resigns.
July 28: Chief of Staff Reince Priebus is replaced by John Kelly, who runs the Department of Homeland Security.
July 31: Anthony Scaramucci is removed as communications director.
Aug. 18: Chief strategist Steve Bannon leaves his position.
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