Secretary of the Navy John Phelan resigns from his position. President Donald J. Trump announced the departure, citing Phelan's work in rebuilding the Navy and expressing interest in his future return to the administration.
Secretary of the Navy John Phelan has announced his departure from the Trump Administration. President Donald J. Trump confirmed the resignation and expressed interest in Phelan returning to the administration in the future.
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