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Top DOJ officials resign after midterm landslide, including head of ‘grand conspiracy’ investigation
WASHINGTON — The Donald Trump appointee who headed the office running a “grand conspiracy” investigation into federal law enforcement officials who were involved in prior investigations of Trump has resigned.
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Both outlets focus on Jason Reding Quiñones’s resignation from the Justice Department and connect it to the Southern District of Florida office that handled Trump’s so-called “grand conspiracy” probe. The Hill foregrounds Attorney General Todd Blanche announcing the resignation, while CBS News frames it as an abrupt departure amid questions and internal disputes around the probe. CBS is also the only outlet to mention a broader pattern of high-profile departures.
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