Trump Nominates Todd Blanche as Permanent Attorney General

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President Trump has officially nominated Todd Blanche as the permanent Attorney General, following his recent tenure as Acting Attorney General. Blanche, who previously served as Trump's personal criminal defense attorney, has been in charge of the Department of Justice for the past two months after the dismissal of Pam Bondi. This nomination is significant as it reflects Trump's ongoing influence over the DOJ and his choice of leadership during a critical time for the department. The Senate will now need to confirm Blanche's nomination.
Key Details: • Todd Blanche served as Acting Attorney General for two months. • Blanche was previously the No. 2 official at the DOJ. • The Senate will review and vote on the nomination.