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Todd Blanche sworn in as attorney general after contentious Senate confirmation (opens the original)
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Todd Blanche took the oath of office as U.S. attorney general at a brief ceremony in the Oval Office Monday, following the Senateâs narrow vote to approve his nomination as the nationâs top law enforcement official over the weekend. Blanche, who served as acting attorney general and was President Donald Trumpâs personal lawyer before joining the government, succeeds Pam Bondi â whom Trump ousted in April â as head of the Department of Justice. Trump announced Blanche as his pick to pe
As Trump pushes for a massive $1.5T in defense spending, a few states brace for a windfall (opens the original)
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Congress is considering a hike of hundreds of billions in dollars in defense spending, which would represent a surge in military funding not seen since World War II. Whatever the exact level of spending ultimately flows to military installations and defense contractors, some states will likely benefit far more than others, a States Newsroom analysis of federal defense data shows. Just a handful of states makes up a core of military production, topping the lists of federal defense spending, the
Price tag for Trump’s DC deployment of National Guard: $1.4B more through 2029 (opens the original)
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The deployment of National Guard troops hailing from all across the country to Washington, D.C. is expected to cost taxpayers more than $1.4 billion in additional funds through 2029. The estimate from Jules Hurst III, President Donald Trumpâs nominee to be the Pentagonâs comptroller, came in response to a series of questions from Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., as a part of Hurtâs confirmation process. âWhile American families are getting flattened by skyrocketing costs, Donald Trump i
FDA: Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce sample produced a false positive for cyclospora (opens the original)
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A top U.S. Food and Drug Administration official said Monday that a false positive report for the parasite cyclospora from a Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce sample does not change the basis for an ongoing agency investigation. FDA had announced Sunday the false positive on a Taylor Farms lettuce sample, amid an outbreak of cyclosporiasis that has sickened more than 1,600 people. But in a call with reporters Monday afternoon, acting FDA Commissioner Kyle Diamantas said the false positive report doe
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