Trump’s pick to head Bureau of Labor Statistics clears key Senate hurdle
More than 1,200 department alumni have come out against his nomination.
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Questions await about the $1.776 billion fund and the Epstein files The $1.776 billion fund, called the Anti-Weaponization Fund, created a particularly rocky moment for Blanche. Tillis has been an outspoken critic of a $1.776 billion fund that the Trump administration created to compensate people who feel unjustly persecuted by the criminal justice system and then quickly withdrew.
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Questions await about the $1.776 billion fund and the Epstein files The $1.776 billion fund, called the Anti-Weaponization Fund, created a particularly rocky moment for Blanche.
according to The Boston GlobeTillis has been an outspoken critic of a $1.776 billion fund that the Trump administration created to compensate people who feel unjustly persecuted by the criminal justice system and then quickly withdrew.
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