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Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling considered for permanent roleWashington Examiner
politics1 day ago

Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling considered for permanent role

Keith Sonderling was promoted to deputy secretary in April after the departure of his predecessor. Officials have indicated he may receive a permanent nomination.

Washington Examiner
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Adam Candeub Considered for Justice Department Antitrust Chiefnbcnews.com
politics13 days ago

Adam Candeub Considered for Justice Department Antitrust Chief

Adam Candeub, currently FCC general counsel, is among candidates under review to lead the Justice Department's Antitrust Division. The position oversees merger reviews and enforcement actions.

CBS News
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Senate Republicans Confirm 49 Nominees for Government PositionsFox News
politics22 days ago

Senate Republicans Confirm 49 Nominees for Government Positions

Senate Republicans confirmed 49 nominees on Monday for positions including U.S. attorneys and ambassadors. The confirmations represent the fourth batch processed under revised Senate rules.

Fox News
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Justice Department's Voting Section Experiences Staff ChangesWired
politics41 days ago

Justice Department's Voting Section Experiences Staff Changes

The U.S. Department of Justice's Voting Section has undergone significant personnel changes since President Trump's inauguration in January 2025. Former attorneys report a shift in focus toward voter roll integrity, with most original staff departing and new hires taking over. Ex…

Wired
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Former Trump Campaign Lawyer to Oversee Florida Grand JurySubstrate placeholder — needs review
politics51 days ago

Former Trump Campaign Lawyer to Oversee Florida Grand Jury

A former lawyer for President Trump's campaign has been appointed to a role involving a grand jury in Florida. Joseph diGenova is planning to divide his time between Miami and Fort Pierce. The grand jury is overseen by a judge favored by President Trump.

The New York Times
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memeorandum.com
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