Trump installs his fourth acting FEMA chief after tapping full-time nominee

The article presents factual reporting on FEMA leadership transitions with minimal editorial interpretation. It uses neutral language ('has departed,' 'leadership upheaval') and relies on government statements (memo to FEMA staff) and reporting from other outlets (Politico). The framing is descriptive rather than evaluative, though 'upheaval' has a slightly negative connotation that leans marginally left by suggesting instability rather than using neutral terms like 'transition' or 'change.'

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• This article does not address the reasons for these personnel changes or whether they reflect policy shifts
• This article does not contextualize whether the frequency of FEMA leadership transitions is unusual compared to previous administrations
• This article does not include commentary from FEMA staff, disaster preparedness experts, or affected communities on how transitions impact operations