The Senate has cleared the way Thursday to confirm the first judicial appointment of President Trump’s second term, marking a slower tempo for such confirmations relative to this point in his first administration and former President Joe Biden’s tenure.
Senate clears path to confirm Whitney Hermandorfer as first judge of Trump’s second term
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July 10, 2025
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