Trump Taps Blanche as Acting AG, Zeldin Eyed for Permanent Role
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Todd Blanche, a fifty-one-year-old Denver native and former federal prosecutor, has been appointed acting attorney general by President Donald Trump, following Pam Bondis resignation. Blanche, who previously served as Trumps deputy attorney general, has a strong background in handling high-profile cases, including Trumps New York hush money case. He has denied any connection between Bondis departure and the Epstein files, praising her service. The future of Blanches permanent role remains uncertain, with speculation around EPA head Lee Zeldin as a potential replacement.
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