Many of those fired said they already accepted a deferred resignation offer, under which they were to be paid until Sept. 30 if they agreed to quit.

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Brooke Rollins ‘94 was confirmed as the 33rd secretary of agriculture in a 72-28 Senate vote on Feb. 13, becoming the first ...

The U.S. Senate confirms Brooke Rollins as President Donald Trump's agriculture secretary, despite concerns over her support for Trump's immigration policies.

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Having held multiple positions in the first Trump administration, Brooke Rollins succeeds Tom Vilsack as the next Secretary ...