President Obama’s choice to lead the powerful Office of Legal Counsel at the Justice Department withdrew from consideration for the post on Friday, ending a troubled but high-profile nomination that had dragged on for more than a year.In a statement released by the White House in the afternoon, the nominee, Dawn Johnsen, said she had come to realize that the strong Republican opposition to her nomination had undermined her own goal for the office, which was to restore its reputation for providing legal advice “unvarnished by politics or partisan ambition.”
51 Percent of Americans Think Trump’s Military Action in Iran Has Not Been
Worthwhile
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A survey from Ipsos and Reuters, released on Tuesday, found few Americans —
24 percent — think the war in Iran has been worth the costs and benefits.
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