svg]:overflow-visible">Listen to article • 0:00 minSince President Donald Trump tapped Todd Blanche, his former defense attorney, to temporarily lead the Justice Department this month, the message from those familiar with the president’s thinking has remained consistent: A permanent shot at the job of attorney general is Blanche’s to lose.But that hasn’t stopped a frenzied competition to push other candidates for what has become one of the most important cabinet-level posts in the president’s plans for his second term. And the uncertainty around top leadership roles has prompted concern from some in a department already struggling with claims of politicization and the...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
