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apnews.com

Trump Announces Nomination of Todd Blanche for Attorney General

President Trump has announced his intention to nominate Todd Blanche as attorney general, following his tenure as acting attorney general. Blanche has faced criticism for his actions at the Justice Department, including the proposed 'Anti-Weaponization Fund,' which was recently abandoned due to political backlash. His nomination will need to be confirmed by the Senate.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump Plans to Nominate Todd Blanche as Permanent Attorney General

President Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate Todd Blanche as the permanent Attorney General of the United States. Blanche has been serving in an acting capacity since the dismissal of former Attorney General Pam Bondi in early April.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Plans to Nominate Todd Blanche as Permanent Attorney General

President Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate Todd Blanche as the permanent Attorney General of the Department of Justice. Blanche has been serving as acting Attorney General since early April 2026, following the dismissal of Pam Bondi.

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notus.org

House Ethics Committee Investigates Leaks Related to Jim Costa Inquiry

The House Ethics Committee is investigating leaks related to a closed inquiry into Representative Jim Costa, who faced allegations of inappropriate behavior. The committee has reached out to former members for information regarding potential leaks, requiring responses under oath. The committee's actions come amid broader scrutiny of its investigative processes following recent resignations of other lawmakers over misconduct allegations.

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chicagotribune.com

Overview of the 'Broadview Six' Case and Its Court Developments

The 'Broadview Six' case originated from protests against ICE in September 2025, leading to conspiracy charges against six individuals. The case faced significant controversy and scrutiny, culminating in the dismissal of all charges by federal prosecutors on May 21, 2026.

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ms.now

Trump Expected to Nominate Todd Blanche as Permanent Attorney General

President Trump is set to nominate Todd Blanche as the permanent Attorney General following his appointment in an acting capacity. Blanche's confirmation may face challenges due to bipartisan concerns over a controversial fund related to the January 6 Capitol attack, although he has established relationships with GOP lawmakers that could aid his confirmation.

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Washington Examiner

Trump Expected to Nominate Todd Blanche as Attorney General

President Donald Trump is expected to nominate Todd Blanche as Attorney General, with the announcement likely on Wednesday evening. Blanche has been serving as acting Attorney General since April and has faced opposition from Democratic lawmakers regarding his qualifications. Trump expressed confidence in Blanche's performance and indicated he intends to make the nomination permanent.

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nbcnews.com

Trump Comments on Status of 'Anti-Weaponization' Fund Amid Bipartisan Criticism

President Trump raised questions about the status of the 'anti-weaponization' fund, which the Justice Department is no longer pursuing following bipartisan criticism. His comments came after acting Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed the fund would not move forward, prompting calls from Congress to permanently shut it down.

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cnn.com

Trump Expected to Nominate Todd Blanche as Attorney General

President Donald Trump is expected to nominate Todd Blanche as attorney general, ending Blanche's acting tenure. Blanche has faced criticism for his actions while in office, including pursuing indictments against Trump's critics. The nomination comes amid controversy over a proposed fund for compensating wrongful prosecutions.

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Fox News — Latest

Marco Rubio Criticizes Hearing Questions About His Shoes

Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing for focusing on his shoes, calling it 'a circus.' The hearing involved discussions on the Trump administration's foreign policy and allegations of corruption, with Rubio denying any influence from Trump's personal finances on military decisions.

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Fox News — Politics

Marco Rubio Criticizes Hearing Questions About Shoes

Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing as 'a circus' after being questioned about shoes he received from President Trump. The hearing involved discussions on the Trump administration's foreign policy and allegations of corruption, with Rubio expressing frustration over the questioning format.

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cnn.com

House Votes to Limit President Trump's War Powers Regarding Iran

The House of Representatives voted 215 to 208 to limit President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with support from four Republican representatives. The resolution requires Senate approval and does not need the president's signature. Concerns were raised by Speaker Mike Johnson about the potential impact on negotiations, while some lawmakers expressed frustration over rising costs linked to the conflict.

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Axios

House Debate Intensifies Over Rashida Tlaib's Lebanon War Powers Resolution

Tensions in the House of Representatives increased as Rep. Rashida Tlaib pushed for a vote on a Lebanon war powers resolution, leading to heated exchanges between members. The debate has highlighted divisions within the Democratic Party, with some members expressing concerns about the implications of the resolution on U.S. operations in Lebanon.

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Washington Examiner

Trump Signs Executive Order Changing Federal Employee Classification

President Trump signed an executive order on June 4, 2026, reclassifying about 8,000 federal positions to allow for easier removal of senior employees. The order has faced backlash from unions, which argue it compromises protections for federal workers, while the White House claims it will increase accountability.

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Fox News — Latest

Scott Bessent Questions Senator Ron Wyden's Son's Ties to Jeffrey Epstein

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confronted Senator Ron Wyden during a budget hearing about his son's past connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Bessent highlighted emails indicating that Adam Wyden sought Epstein's support for a business venture and mentioned his investment in Rick's Cabaret. Wyden did not reply to these comments.

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Fox News — Politics

Treasury Secretary Bessent Questions Senator Wyden's Son's Past Ties to Epstein

At a budget hearing, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent questioned Senator Ron Wyden about his son Adam's past ties to Jeffrey Epstein, referencing emails that indicated Adam sought Epstein's support for a business venture. Bessent highlighted Adam's investment in Rick's Cabaret, while Wyden did not respond to the remarks.

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apnews.com

Israel and Lebanon Agree to Renew Ceasefire Amid U.S.-Mediated Talks

Israel and Lebanon have agreed to renew their ceasefire and create security zones in Lebanon, contingent on Hezbollah's compliance. The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a resolution to halt military action against Iran, reflecting growing opposition to the conflict. President Trump commented on social services and the status of an anti-weaponization fund during a press conference.

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