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Rod Rosenstein's replacement, Jeffrey Rosen, moves toward confirmation - Vox
Trump picks Jeffrey Rosen to replace embattled deputy attorney general | Trump administration | The Guardian
Statement by Attorney General William P. Barr on the Swearing-in of Jeffrey A. Rosen as Deputy Attorney General of the United States | OPA | Department of Justice
Who Is Jeffrey Rosen, Who Will Lead the Justice Dept. for Trump's Endgame? - The New York Times
Deputy AG Jeffrey Rosen not yet briefed on DOJ surveillance probe
Former acting AG Rosen testified for 7 hours before Senate panel
Jeffrey Rosen is Trump's new Talmud-quoting acting attorney general | The Times of Israel
Trump Names Jeffrey Rosen as US Deputy Attorney General | Cooperative Credit Union Association
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Top Investigator in Google Case Says There 'Was Not a Rush' to Sue - The New York Times
Jeffrey Rosen says media spreads 'disinformation' on Trump views on mail-in voting - Washington Times
Jeff Rosen: Who is Trump's acting attorney general now Bill Barr has resigned? | The Independent
Trump to nominate Jeff Rosen to replace Rod Rosenstein as deputy attorney general | Fox News
Exclusive: Successor to exiting U.S. attorney general Barr won't say if he will name special counsels | Reuters
Trump to Nominate DOT Official Jeffrey Rosen for Deputy Attorney General Post | Transport Topics
Jeffrey Rosen confirmed as US deputy attorney general.
Jeff Rosen Says His Kirkland Leadership Role Will Help Him as DOJ's No. 2 | National Law Journal
Top Investigator in Google Case Says There 'Was Not a Rush' to Sue - The New York Times
Trump chooses Jeffrey Rosen for deputy attorney general | The Times of Israel
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