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White House Fires NTSB Member Over Misconduct Allegations
Todd Inman denies the claims made by the Trump administration
Published on Mar. 10, 2026
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The White House has accused Todd Inman, a member of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), of serious misconduct, leading to his dismissal. However, Inman has denied the allegations, stating that the claims are false.
Why it matters
The firing of an NTSB board member raises questions about the integrity and independence of the agency, which is responsible for investigating transportation accidents and making safety recommendations. The dispute also highlights the ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and some federal agencies.
The details
The White House has not provided specific details about the misconduct allegations against Inman. Inman, who was appointed to the NTSB by President Trump in 2017, has denied the claims and said he plans to fight his dismissal.
- On Monday, the White House announced Inman's firing.
The players
Todd Inman
A former NTSB board member who was fired by the White House over misconduct allegations, which he denies.
President Donald Trump
The president who appointed Inman to the NTSB in 2017 and whose administration has now fired him over misconduct claims.
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
An independent federal agency responsible for investigating transportation accidents and making safety recommendations.
What they’re saying
“The claims made by the White House are false, and I plan to fight my dismissal.”
— Todd Inman (nbcrightnow.com)
What’s next
Inman has indicated that he plans to challenge his dismissal, which could lead to a legal battle with the White House over the misconduct allegations.
The takeaway
The firing of an NTSB board member by the White House raises concerns about the independence and integrity of the agency, which plays a crucial role in transportation safety. The dispute also highlights the ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and some federal agencies.
