In the nation's capital, a new attorney general has been chosen. This decision was made after an overnight vote. Details of the confirmation process are limited, but it is known that the outcome was narrow. The individual selected for this role is Todd Blanche. For more information on this development, readers can consult the original report from ABC7 Los Angeles (KABC).
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