U.S. Attorney General Swears In Before Trump
Todd Blanche, the former lawyer for Donald Trump, took the constitutional oath to officially become the U.S. Attorney General, following a difficult confirmation process in the Senate that was approved by 50 votes to 49 in opposition. Blanche was appointed to the position after serving as acting Deputy Attorney General. His decisions have sparked controversy both within and outside the Republican Party, including the creation of a $1.8 billion fund aimed at combating influence peddling and enhancing tax immunity for Trump and his associates, with clarification that the agreement would be applied retroactively to past years.
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