U.S. President Donald Trump stated he intends to advance the establishment of an 'anti-weaponisation' fund if his nominee for attorney general is not confirmed. This announcement comes amid ongoing discussions regarding the nomination process.
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Trump announces plans for 'anti-weaponisation' fund amid attorney general nomination standoff
President Donald Trump has indicated his intention to move forward with an 'anti-weaponisation' fund if his choice for attorney general is not approved. This statement was made during a period of contention surrounding the nomination process.
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Trump announces plans for 'anti-weaponisation' fund amid attorney general nomination standoff