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DOJ probe into Trump foes sees another prominent departure (opens the original)
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Another prominent Trump loyalist working on the wide-ranging conspiracy investigation in Florida into President Donald Trumpâs political foes has abruptly left the probe, according to three people familiar with the matter, marking the latest departure in a high-profile inquiry that has become a central focus for the administration and its allies. Kurt Olsen â who before joining the so-called âgrand conspiracyâ investigation in June had served several months as Trumpâs election security
Hacking group claims to have stolen thousands of FBI employee records (opens the original)
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The FBI said it is investigating a reported breach of its systems by a notorious cybercriminal group that claimed Tuesday to have stolen a trove of âvery sensitiveâ data on the bureauâs personnel. The group - a digital extortion collective known as ShinyHunters - posted an online message claiming it had breached the FBIâs online jobs portal and stolen information âon almost ALL FBI Agents, and individuals who filed an application with the FBI for a job.â The bureauâs jobs website r
Blanche as attorney general faces pressure from Trump, skeptical courts, low staff morale (opens the original)
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With his bruising confirmation battle behind him, Todd Blanche will soon be sworn in as the Senate-backed head of the Justice Department. But the hardest part may be what comes next. Blanche, President Donald Trumpâs former criminal defense lawyer, will officially assume the title of attorney general and take command of an agency he has led on an acting basis since April. But he will do so under competing pressures from a president intent on seeing his enemies put on trial, a federal judiciary
Senate narrowly approves Blanche as attorney general, capping a tough confirmation fight (opens the original)
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The Senate narrowly voted to confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general early Saturday morning, cementing President Donald Trumpâs former criminal defense lawyer as the head of the Justice Department despite rare pushback from Republicans that had left his nomination in doubt. Sen. Bill Cassidy (R., La.) provided the crucial vote for Blanche as two other Republicans â Sens. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine â sided with Democrats against the nominee. Sen. Mitch McConnell (R
Cassidy backs Blanche for attorney general, appearing to clear way for confirmation (opens the original)
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Sen. Bill Cassidy (R., La.) said Friday that he will vote to confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general, giving President Donald Trumpâs pick to lead the Justice Department the last expected vote he needs to be approved by the full Senate. Cassidy made the announcement on the Senate floor just hours after Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, another critical GOP vote, said she would oppose Blancheâs nomination. Sen. Susan Collins (R., Maine) announced earlier this week that she would also be voting
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