US attorney general
Coverage of US attorney general in the Nexus archive.
- Virginia Giuffre's family 'told Andrew can't be investigated over Epstein files' as he is 'refusing to co-operate' with US attorney general
Virginia Giuffre's family was informed that Andrew cannot be investigated over the Epstein files because he is refusing to cooperate with the US attorney general.
- Virginia Giuffre's family 'told Andrew can't be investigated over Epstein files' as he is 'refusing to co-operate' with US attorney general
Virginia Giuffre's family was told Andrew cannot be investigated over Epstein files as he is refusing to cooperate with the US attorney general.
- Blanche’s Family Ties to Gun Industry Are Likely to Raise Questions
Todd Blanche, the acting U.S. attorney general, has family ties to the gun industry that are expected to raise questions. The article highlights the potential conflict of interest or scrutiny related to these connections.
- Feds denied access to Michigan’s unredacted voter records
The Sixth Circuit Court ruled 2-1 that the federal government lacks authority under Title III of the Civil Rights Act to demand unredacted Michigan voter records, as the state created the records rather than acquiring them. The dissent argued the records should be subject to federal demand. The case arose after the U.S. attorney general sought voter data to enforce laws against non-citizen voting.
- Trump to nominate Todd Blanche as US attorney general
President Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate acting US Attorney General Todd Blanche as the permanent leader of the Justice Department. Trump stated the process would proceed quickly, with Dan Scavino involved in the effort.
- Trump suggests he will make Todd Blanche permanent US attorney general
US President Donald Trump indicated he may appoint acting Attorney General Todd Blanche as the permanent US attorney general. Trump stated 'I think he will' when questioned about Blanche's potential role during an interview.
- Anti-Trump sentiment being examined as motive for White House press dinner shooting
Investigators are examining anti-Trump sentiment as a motive for the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. The suspect reportedly wrote a manifesto listing Trump administration officials at the top, and officials believe the attacker targeted President Donald Trump and senior administration members.
- Kash Patel sues the Atlantic over bombshell story detailing allegations of misconduct
Kash Patel, a former FBI official, has sued The Atlantic and journalist Sarah Fitzpatrick over a story alleging misconduct, including excessive drinking and unexplained absences during his tenure at a law enforcement agency. The lawsuit, filed in the US District Court for the District of Columbia, seeks $250 million in damages for defamation.
- Former Atty. General Eric Holder talks with House Democrats about redistricting
Former US Attorney General Eric Holder discussed the latest developments in the Texas redistricting effort with House Democrats. The meeting focused on the GOP's redistricting plans. Holder provided an overview of the current situation.