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The Senate has voted to confirm Todd Blanche as U.S.
Attorney General.
On this vote, the yeas are 50, the nays are 49. The nomination is confirmed.
All Democrats voted against the nomination, along with Republicans Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski.
Louisiana Republican Bill Cassidy provided crucial support for Blanche
on Friday after raising concerns about his nomination.
Blanche previously served as President Trump's personal attorney and the Justice Department's second-ranking official.
The Senate has also approved a bill imposing sanctions on Russia with broad bipartisan support.
NPR's Claudia Grisales reports the measure gained momentum after its chief architect,
Senator Lindsey Graham, died last month.
Senator Graham led the push for Russia's sanctions as part of an effort to end the war in Ukraine.
The legislation was named in his honor as the bill's supporters saw it as a tribute to the South Carolina Republican.