Trump attorney general reaches deal with senators after standoff
Most outlets reported that the U.S. acting attorney general announced a deal with lawmakers, emphasizing the resolution of the standoff and the scrapping of a $1.8-billion compensation fund. The framing was largely uniform, with the key detail being the agreement and its immediate consequence.
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Trump attorney general pick says has reached deal with senators after standoff
WASHINGTON: The US acting attorney general said Sunday he had reached an agreement with lawmakers and issued an order officially scrapping a $1.8-billion compensation fund that has led to a standoff over his Senate confirmation. Todd Blanche’s announcement came after the Senate Judiciary Committee pushed back a vote on advancing his nomination owing to his weekslong dispute with Republican Sena...
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Trump attorney general pick says has reached deal with senators after standoff
The US acting attorney general said Sunday he had reached an agreement with lawmakers and issued an order officially scrapping a $1.
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