Trump cabinet delays slow to form as vacancies rise
President Donald Trump faces a slow cabinet build with more than two dozen positions still vacant and acting secretaries running departments such as Energy Education and Health and Human Services. Senate Democrats pledge to stall confirming nominees, delaying full administration staffing across about 4,100 roles. only about three dozen nominees announced so far.
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Viola withdraws from Army secretary race amid conflicts of interest
Trump's nominee Vincent Viola withdraws from Army secretary consideration citing conflicts with Pentagon ethics rules. Former Virtu Financial founder and Florida Panthers owner faced scrutiny over his ability to clear the confirmation process. Mattis says Viola remains a strong supporter of soldiers as he seeks a smoother nominee.
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Wire
No quick fixes for Democrats in shifting party tide
The Galop reports show Americans moving away from the Democratic Party since Obama’s 2008 win and Clinton’s 2016 loss. Gallup data track party identification across states, noting GOP gains, shrinking Democratic holds, and the impact of red blue sorting on 2018 House and Senate battles.
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University of California At San Diego
ACLU Puts Civil Liberties in Spotlight After Court Ruling
A crowd outside a Brooklyn federal courthouse hailed ACLU lawyers as heroes after they won a key ruling blocking a government action. CEO Anthony Romero praised the courts as a bulwark in democracy as the organization gains members and support amid Trump era policies.
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Philadelphia Journalist Identified in Retreat Recording Case
Federal sources identify Emily Guendelsberger, a Philadelphia journalist, as the woman who infiltrated a Republican retreat and reportedly recorded private discussions with Vice President Pence. Local charges by Philadelphia DA are possible, pending investigation. Guendelsberger, 33, has worked for Daily News, Philadelphia City Paper, and The Onion.
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