A United States national security official deployed in Afghanistan was removed from his post after he declared President Joe Biden's victory would mean the "death of America."

CNN reports that Nick Sabruno, who was serving as the top State Department diplomatic security official in Afghanistan, wrote a post on his Facebook page shortly after the election in which he lashed out at both Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.

On Thursday, ahead of the moment that the QAnon movement believes former President Donald Trump will seize power and be reinstalled as the 19th "real" president, Newsweek documented the most prominent cases of the conspiracy theory group's predictions failing to materialize.

"Among some of the thousands of posts from Q, who claimed to have high-level security clearance within the U.S. government, are those stating there will be a large number of suicides from high-profile Trump critics in February 2018, as well as claims that the U.S. would drop a 'Mother of All Bombs' on North Korea," reported Ewan Palmer. "There have also repeated claims of mass arrests in connection to a secret network of satanic pedophiles, including leading Democratic figures."

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) announced on Thursday that she will vote in favor of confirming Rep. Deb Haaland (D-NM) as Interior secretary, which would make her the nation's first Native American to hold a cabinet position.

Murkowski made the announcement during Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing by first noting that the Department of Interior plays an "outized role" in Alaska.