Loretta Lynch makes history

The Senate voted Thursday to confirm Loretta Lynch as the next attorney general, with the help of 10 Republicans who ignored complaints that Lynch would use her new position to support what many say is President Barack 

The Senate voted Thursday to confirm Loretta Lynch as the next attorney general, with the help of 10 Republicans who ignored complaints that Lynch would use her new position to support what many say is President Barack 

The New York Times reports that Loretta Lynch will bring a decidedly more pro-police culture to the Justice Department. As the country was distracted by posturing over Lynch, abortion and a human trafficking bill, Congress added a provision to the bill

And for every story that implied there was a scandalous reason for stopping Lynch, a Democrat openly alleged that Republicans were delaying the vote because of bigotry. “Loretta Lynch, the first African-American woman nominated to be attorney general, 

The New York Times reports that Loretta Lynch will bring a decidedly more pro-police culture to the Justice Department. As the country was distracted by posturing over Lynch, abortion and a human trafficking bill, Congress added a provision to the bill