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Trump puts immunity from IRS probes over his fight for Blanche (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump's desire to avoid the kinds of criminal prosecutions he faced the last time he left office has become the biggest impediment to getting his own attorney general pick confirmed by the U.S. Senate. Trump on Thursday said in a social media post he was willing to withdraw Todd Blanche's Senate nomination in the face of demands from key Republican senators for written changes to alter a controversial settlement with the Internal Revenue Service giving him sweeping immunity from
Cornyn says no 'deal' to pave way for Blanche confirmation (opens the original)
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A Republican senator whose vote is needed to confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general said that the two sides haven't yet reached an agreement that would secure his support ahead of a key vote on the nomination Thursday. "Fake news alert: there is no 'deal' on Blanche nom," John Cornyn of Texas posted on X Tuesday. "They know what they have to do." Cornyn and another Republican holdout, Senator Thom Tillis, want written changes to alter Trump's settlement with the IRS over leaks of his tax infor
Blanche agrees to help kill weaponization fund in nomination bid (opens the original)
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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told senators he would support legislation to foreclose the creation of a $1.8 billion government weaponization fund in an apparent concession to win the support of skeptical lawmakers considering his nomination to be the nation's top law enforcement officer. Blanche committed to helping craft the legislation during a hearing Wednesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee on his nomination by President Donald Trump to be attorney general. The fund to compens
Democratic senators probe Trump's IRS immunity deal (opens the original)
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Three Democratic senators are investigating a U.S. government agreement barring past tax probes of President Donald Trump and his businesses, saying they want to determine whether the deal also protects companies affiliated with his family. "Under the guise of a so-called legal settlement, the Trump administration has attempted to decree that the president, his family and their entire business empire — potentially including entities with even the vaguest 'affiliation' to the family — are to face
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