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US attorney general says probes handled by ex-prosecutor DiGenova will continue
Blanche said the Justice Department will keep moving on investigations DiGenova oversaw, including the Florida-based probe into Trump-related inquiries.
- On Tuesday, Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed that investigations handled by former federal prosecutor Joseph DiGenova will continue following DiGenova's resignation last week.
- DiGenova had joined the Justice Department in April to lead a Florida-based investigation scrutinizing President Donald Trump's political foes and seeking to establish that Trump was the victim of a long-running criminal conspiracy.
- The investigation examines 2017 intelligence findings regarding Russia's 2016 election interference, as well as matters previously probed by former Special Counsel Jack Smith, including classified document retention at Mar-a-Lago.
- Blanche expressed appreciation for DiGenova's work, stating, "we're not going to slow down just because somebody leaves," signaling continuity in the department's investigative efforts.
- Despite the investigation's broad mandate to establish a conspiracy against the president, the probe has not resulted in any criminal charges to date.
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