Trump to nominate Todd Blanche to be permanent attorney general

President Trump has chosen Todd Blanche to become the permanent attorney general, elevating him from his current role as deputy attorney general. Blanche, who has been serving on an acting basis since Pam Bondi left the post earlier this year, has been a key figure in the Justice Department under Trump's administration. This nomination comes as a significant move, considering Blanche's extensive legal experience and his role in overseeing numerous high-profile cases and investigations. This decision could impact the direction of federal legal policies and investigations in the coming years.