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Donald Trump has nominated Chris Wright, CEO of Liberty Energy, as Secretary of Energy. Wright, a strong advocate for fossil fuels and critic of climate change initiatives, aligns with Trump's goal of enhancing U.S. energy production and reducing regulatory barriers. His nomination signals a shift towards prioritizing fossil fuel development over climate action.
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Donald Trump is seeking to dismiss his hush-money conviction as he prepares for a potential second term. Meanwhile, Special Counsel Jack Smith is winding down cases against Trump, citing Justice Department policy that protects sitting presidents from prosecution. Speculation grows around Trump's Cabinet selections, emphasizing loyalty over experience.
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President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Rep. Matt Gaetz as attorney general, igniting controversy due to Gaetz's past allegations of misconduct. Gaetz's resignation from Congress follows the nomination, which has drawn criticism from both parties. Trump's cabinet selections signal a shift towards loyalists and disruptors, raising concerns about governance and oversight.
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Donald Trump has nominated Doug Burgum as Secretary of the Interior, positioning him to lead efforts to increase U.S. fossil fuel production. This move aligns with Trump's agenda to reduce regulations and enhance energy dominance, while potentially impacting environmental policies.
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Former North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has been selected by Donald Trump to lead the Department of the Interior. Burgum, a business-oriented politician, is expected to prioritize fossil fuel leasing and roll back environmental protections, reflecting his ties to the oil and gas industry.