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Trump Administration Fires U.S. Attorney Minutes After His Appointment

Trump Administration Fires U.S. Attorney Minutes After His Appointment
New York Times Wednesday 15 July 2026, 22:54 UTC By Danny Hakim and Jonah E. Bromwich 1 min read
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Roger Rogoff, a former federal prosecutor and state judge, in court in Seattle in 2016.

Roger Rogoff, a former federal prosecutor and state judge, in court in Seattle in 2016.
Trump Administration (ORG) U.S. (LOCATION) Minutes (PERSON) Roger Rogoff (PERSON) Seattle (LOCATION)
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