Former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is reported to have been diagnosed with thyroid cancer, according to multiple outlets. BBC News and other reports say the diagnosis comes shortly after Trump removes her from the Justice Department in April. The timing described across sources links the cancer diagnosis to her period soon after she is ousted from her attorney general role. Separately, all sources also report that Bondi is returning to the White House in a new capacity: she has been appointed to an advisory council focused on artificial intelligence policy. Daily Caller and the Washington Times specify that the appointment is to a Presidential Council of Advisors on AI, while BBC describes it as the White House’s new AI advisory council. Mint notes the AI appointment in the context of the reports about the cancer diagnosis. The reports collectively describe Bondi’s transition from her former government role to an advisory position as she deals with the reported health condition. No additional medical details, treatment plans, or official statements are included in the provided summaries.