In March, Attorney General Jeff Sessions demanded the resignations of all U.S. attorneys who had served under President Obama and had not already left. As the Washington Post reported this week, nearly all the U.S. attorney positions remain unfilled.U.S. Attorneys Listing
Below is a listing of current United States Attorneys for all 94 districts. Presidentially appointed United States Attorneys are noted with an asterisk (*) after their name and should be addressed as “The Honorable.” All others should be addressed as “Mr.” or “Ms.”
Acting United States Attorneys are designated by a caret sign (^).
District United States Attorney Alabama, Middle A. Clark Morris ^ Alabama, Northern Robert O. Posey ^ Alabama, Southern Steven E. Butler ^ Alaska Bryan Schroder ^ Arizona Elizabeth A. Strange ^ Arkansas, Eastern Patrick C. Harris ^ Arkansas, Western Kenneth Elser California, Central Sandra Brown ^ California, Eastern Phillip A. Talbert California, Northern Brian Stretch California, Southern Alana Robinson^ Colorado Robert C. Troyer^ Connecticut Deirdre Daly* Delaware David C. Weiss ^ District of Columbia Channing D. Phillips Florida, Middle William S. Muldrow ^ Florida, Northern Christopher P. Canova Florida, Southern Benjamin G. Greenberg^ Georgia, Middle G.F. "Pete" Peterman, III Georgia, Northern John Horn Georgia, Southern James D. Durham ^ Guam & Northern Mariana Islands Shawn N. Anderson ^ Hawaii Elliot R. Enoki ^ Idaho Rafael M. Gonzalez, Jr. ^ Illinois, Central Patrick D. Hansen^ Illinois, Northern Joel R. Levin ^ Illinois, Southern Donald S. Boyce, Jr. Indiana, Northern Clifford D. Johnson ^ Indiana, Southern Joshua Minkler Iowa, Northern Sean Berry ^ Iowa, Southern Kevin E. VanderSchel Kansas Thomas E. Beall Kentucky, Eastern Carlton S. Shier IV ^ Kentucky, Western John E. Kuhn, Jr. Louisiana, Eastern Duane A. Evans ^ Louisiana, Middle Corey R. Amundson ^ Louisiana, Western Alexander C. Van Hook ^ Maine Richard W. Murphy ^ Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein* Massachusetts William D. Weinreb ^ Michigan, Eastern Daniel L. Lemisch ^ Michigan, Western Andrew B. Birge ^ Minnesota Gregory G. Brooker ^ Mississippi, Northern Robert Norman ^ Mississippi, Southern Harold Brittain ^ Missouri, Eastern Carrie Costantin ^ Missouri, Western Thomas Larson ^ Montana Leif Johnson ^ Nebraska Robert C. Stuart ^ Nevada Steven W. Myhre ^ New Hampshire John J. Farley ^ New Jersey William E. Fitzpatrick ^ New Mexico James D. Tierney ^ New York, Eastern Bridget Rohde ^ New York, Northern Richard S. Hartunian* New York, Southern Joon Kim ^ New York, Western James P. Kennedy ^ North Carolina, Eastern John Stuart Bruce North Carolina, Middle Sandra J. Hairston ^ North Carolina, Western Jill Westmoreland Rose North Dakota Christopher C. Myers Ohio, Northern David A. Sierleja ^ Ohio, Southern Benjamin C. Glassman Oklahoma, Eastern Doug A. Horn ^ Oklahoma, Northern Loretta F. Radford ^ Oklahoma, Western Mark A. Yancey Oregon Billy J. Williams Pennsylvania, Eastern Louis D. Lappen ^ Pennsylvania, Middle Bruce D. Brandler Pennsylvania, Western Soo C. Song ^ Puerto Rico Rosa E. Rodriguez-Velez Rhode Island Stephen G. Dambruch ^ South Carolina Beth Drake South Dakota Randy Seiler Tennessee, Eastern Nancy S. Harr Tennessee, Middle John L. Smith ^ Tennessee, Western Lawrence J. Laurenzi ^ Texas, Eastern Brit Featherston ^ Texas, Northern John R. Parker Texas, Southern Abran Martinez ^ Texas, Western Richard Durbin Utah John W. Huber Vermont Eugenia A.P. Cowles ^ Virgin Islands Joycelyn Hewlett ^ Virginia, Eastern Dana Boente* Virginia, Western Rick A. Mountcastle ^ Washington, Eastern Joseph Harrington ^ Washington, Western Annette L. Hayes West Virginia, Northern Betsy S. Jividen ^ West Virginia, Southern Carol A. Casto Wisconsin, Eastern Greg Haanstad Wisconsin, Western Jeffrey M. Anderson ^ Wyoming John Robert Green ^
Updated March 21, 2017
U.S. Attorneys Listing
Below is a listing of current United States Attorneys for all 94 districts. Presidentially appointed United States Attorneys are noted with an asterisk (*) after their name and should be addressed as “The Honorable.” All others should be addressed as “Mr.” or “Ms.”
Acting United States Attorneys are designated by a caret sign (^).
District United States Attorney Alabama, Middle A. Clark Morris ^ Alabama, Northern Robert O. Posey ^ Alabama, Southern Steven E. Butler ^ Alaska Bryan Schroder ^ Arizona Elizabeth A. Strange ^ Arkansas, Eastern Patrick C. Harris ^ Arkansas, Western Kenneth Elser California, Central Sandra Brown ^ California, Eastern Phillip A. Talbert California, Northern Brian Stretch California, Southern Alana Robinson^ Colorado Robert C. Troyer^ Connecticut Deirdre Daly* Delaware David C. Weiss ^ District of Columbia Channing D. Phillips Florida, Middle William S. Muldrow ^ Florida, Northern Christopher P. Canova Florida, Southern Benjamin G. Greenberg^ Georgia, Middle G.F. "Pete" Peterman, III Georgia, Northern John Horn Georgia, Southern James D. Durham ^ Guam & Northern Mariana Islands Shawn N. Anderson ^ Hawaii Elliot R. Enoki ^ Idaho Rafael M. Gonzalez, Jr. ^ Illinois, Central Patrick D. Hansen^ Illinois, Northern Joel R. Levin ^ Illinois, Southern Donald S. Boyce, Jr. Indiana, Northern Clifford D. Johnson ^ Indiana, Southern Joshua Minkler Iowa, Northern Sean Berry ^ Iowa, Southern Kevin E. VanderSchel Kansas Thomas E. Beall Kentucky, Eastern Carlton S. Shier IV ^ Kentucky, Western John E. Kuhn, Jr. Louisiana, Eastern Duane A. Evans ^ Louisiana, Middle Corey R. Amundson ^ Louisiana, Western Alexander C. Van Hook ^ Maine Richard W. Murphy ^ Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein* Massachusetts William D. Weinreb ^ Michigan, Eastern Daniel L. Lemisch ^ Michigan, Western Andrew B. Birge ^ Minnesota Gregory G. Brooker ^ Mississippi, Northern Robert Norman ^ Mississippi, Southern Harold Brittain ^ Missouri, Eastern Carrie Costantin ^ Missouri, Western Thomas Larson ^ Montana Leif Johnson ^ Nebraska Robert C. Stuart ^ Nevada Steven W. Myhre ^ New Hampshire John J. Farley ^ New Jersey William E. Fitzpatrick ^ New Mexico James D. Tierney ^ New York, Eastern Bridget Rohde ^ New York, Northern Richard S. Hartunian* New York, Southern Joon Kim ^ New York, Western James P. Kennedy ^ North Carolina, Eastern John Stuart Bruce North Carolina, Middle Sandra J. Hairston ^ North Carolina, Western Jill Westmoreland Rose North Dakota Christopher C. Myers Ohio, Northern David A. Sierleja ^ Ohio, Southern Benjamin C. Glassman Oklahoma, Eastern Doug A. Horn ^ Oklahoma, Northern Loretta F. Radford ^ Oklahoma, Western Mark A. Yancey Oregon Billy J. Williams Pennsylvania, Eastern Louis D. Lappen ^ Pennsylvania, Middle Bruce D. Brandler Pennsylvania, Western Soo C. Song ^ Puerto Rico Rosa E. Rodriguez-Velez Rhode Island Stephen G. Dambruch ^ South Carolina Beth Drake South Dakota Randy Seiler Tennessee, Eastern Nancy S. Harr Tennessee, Middle John L. Smith ^ Tennessee, Western Lawrence J. Laurenzi ^ Texas, Eastern Brit Featherston ^ Texas, Northern John R. Parker Texas, Southern Abran Martinez ^ Texas, Western Richard Durbin Utah John W. Huber Vermont Eugenia A.P. Cowles ^ Virgin Islands Joycelyn Hewlett ^ Virginia, Eastern Dana Boente* Virginia, Western Rick A. Mountcastle ^ Washington, Eastern Joseph Harrington ^ Washington, Western Annette L. Hayes West Virginia, Northern Betsy S. Jividen ^ West Virginia, Southern Carol A. Casto Wisconsin, Eastern Greg Haanstad Wisconsin, Western Jeffrey M. Anderson ^ Wyoming John Robert Green ^
Updated March 21, 2017
Acting United States Attorneys fill all the positions.
No problems at all. All the vacancies have the above temps in place. No fake news of vacant posts here. all these acting attorneys will be replaced in due course by Trump nominees no rush at all. No panic. Another crap WP story perpetuated by crappy people.
U.S. Attorneys Listing
Below is a listing of current United States Attorneys for all 94 districts. Presidentially appointed United States Attorneys are noted with an asterisk (*) after their name and should be addressed as “The Honorable.” All others should be addressed as “Mr.” or “Ms.”
Acting United States Attorneys are designated by a caret sign (^).
District United States Attorney Alabama, Middle A. Clark Morris ^ Alabama, Northern Robert O. Posey ^ Alabama, Southern Steven E. Butler ^ Alaska Bryan Schroder ^ Arizona Elizabeth A. Strange ^ Arkansas, Eastern Patrick C. Harris ^ Arkansas, Western Kenneth Elser California, Central Sandra Brown ^ California, Eastern Phillip A. Talbert California, Northern Brian Stretch California, Southern Alana Robinson^ Colorado Robert C. Troyer^ Connecticut Deirdre Daly* Delaware David C. Weiss ^ District of Columbia Channing D. Phillips Florida, Middle William S. Muldrow ^ Florida, Northern Christopher P. Canova Florida, Southern Benjamin G. Greenberg^ Georgia, Middle G.F. "Pete" Peterman, III Georgia, Northern John Horn Georgia, Southern James D. Durham ^ Guam & Northern Mariana Islands Shawn N. Anderson ^ Hawaii Elliot R. Enoki ^ Idaho Rafael M. Gonzalez, Jr. ^ Illinois, Central Patrick D. Hansen^ Illinois, Northern Joel R. Levin ^ Illinois, Southern Donald S. Boyce, Jr. Indiana, Northern Clifford D. Johnson ^ Indiana, Southern Joshua Minkler Iowa, Northern Sean Berry ^ Iowa, Southern Kevin E. VanderSchel Kansas Thomas E. Beall Kentucky, Eastern Carlton S. Shier IV ^ Kentucky, Western John E. Kuhn, Jr. Louisiana, Eastern Duane A. Evans ^ Louisiana, Middle Corey R. Amundson ^ Louisiana, Western Alexander C. Van Hook ^ Maine Richard W. Murphy ^ Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein* Massachusetts William D. Weinreb ^ Michigan, Eastern Daniel L. Lemisch ^ Michigan, Western Andrew B. Birge ^ Minnesota Gregory G. Brooker ^ Mississippi, Northern Robert Norman ^ Mississippi, Southern Harold Brittain ^ Missouri, Eastern Carrie Costantin ^ Missouri, Western Thomas Larson ^ Montana Leif Johnson ^ Nebraska Robert C. Stuart ^ Nevada Steven W. Myhre ^ New Hampshire John J. Farley ^ New Jersey William E. Fitzpatrick ^ New Mexico James D. Tierney ^ New York, Eastern Bridget Rohde ^ New York, Northern Richard S. Hartunian* New York, Southern Joon Kim ^ New York, Western James P. Kennedy ^ North Carolina, Eastern John Stuart Bruce North Carolina, Middle Sandra J. Hairston ^ North Carolina, Western Jill Westmoreland Rose North Dakota Christopher C. Myers Ohio, Northern David A. Sierleja ^ Ohio, Southern Benjamin C. Glassman Oklahoma, Eastern Doug A. Horn ^ Oklahoma, Northern Loretta F. Radford ^ Oklahoma, Western Mark A. Yancey Oregon Billy J. Williams Pennsylvania, Eastern Louis D. Lappen ^ Pennsylvania, Middle Bruce D. Brandler Pennsylvania, Western Soo C. Song ^ Puerto Rico Rosa E. Rodriguez-Velez Rhode Island Stephen G. Dambruch ^ South Carolina Beth Drake South Dakota Randy Seiler Tennessee, Eastern Nancy S. Harr Tennessee, Middle John L. Smith ^ Tennessee, Western Lawrence J. Laurenzi ^ Texas, Eastern Brit Featherston ^ Texas, Northern John R. Parker Texas, Southern Abran Martinez ^ Texas, Western Richard Durbin Utah John W. Huber Vermont Eugenia A.P. Cowles ^ Virgin Islands Joycelyn Hewlett ^ Virginia, Eastern Dana Boente* Virginia, Western Rick A. Mountcastle ^ Washington, Eastern Joseph Harrington ^ Washington, Western Annette L. Hayes West Virginia, Northern Betsy S. Jividen ^ West Virginia, Southern Carol A. Casto Wisconsin, Eastern Greg Haanstad Wisconsin, Western Jeffrey M. Anderson ^ Wyoming John Robert Green ^
Updated March 21, 2017
Every Rebecca Shabad article is Fake News.
Michigan native Ted Nugent and Kid Rock made a visit to the White House.
Ted Nugent, Kid Rock visit White House, dine with President Trump
The Motor City Madman's fans went a little crazy when he and his wife…
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Group pic: Sarah Palin was as the White House on Wednesday to visit President Donald Trump ( l to r: Sarah Palin, guest, guest, Willow Palin, Shemane Deziel, Ted Nugent, President Trump, guest, guest, Kid Rock, Audrey Berry)
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Mod squad: She was joined by friends Kid Rock and Ted Nugent, with the three taking some time to mock Hillary Clinton's official portrait (above)
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Hold the line: Palin, 53, was later seen chatting with Jared Kushner in the Oval office while President Trump took a phone call
Advisers: Palin, Neugent and Kid Rock as they confer with President Trump
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Prom pose: Palin also shared a photo of the group before they made it to the White House, writing: 'So...Ted Nugent, Kid Rock and Sarah Palin walk into a bar...'
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I put your picture away: The gang of three later posted another photo in front of Hillary's portrait
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Red, white and blue: Nugent braks out his most patriotic guitar during his meeting with President Trump (above)
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Supporter: Nugent also posted a photo of himself shaking hands with President Trump during the visit to his Facebook account (Nugent and Presidnet Trump on left, Kid Rock and Sean Spicer on right)
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Prom pose: Palin also shared a photo of the group before they made it to the White House, writing: 'So...Ted Nugent, Kid Rock and Sarah Palin walk into a bar...'
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I put your picture away: The gang of three later posted another photo in front of Hillary's portrait
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Red, white and blue: Nugent braks out his most patriotic guitar during his meeting with President Trump (above)
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Supporter: Nugent also posted a photo of himself shaking hands with President Trump during the visit to his Facebook account (Nugent and Presidnet Trump on left, Kid Rock and Sean Spicer on right)
Family affair: Both Palin (left) and her daughter Willow (right) got solo shots with President Trump in the Oval Office
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Captive audience: Kid Rock and his new fiancee, the Nugents and Palin attentively listen to President Trump speaking in the Oval Office
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New friends: Willow poses for a photo with Kid Rock (left) while Palin took a picture with the White House photographer (right)
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Spicey: 'President Trump’s invitation for dinner included bringing a couple of friends; it was the highest honor to have great Americans who are independent, hardworking, patriotic, and unafraid share commonsense solutions at the White House,' wrote Palin (above in the press briefing room)
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Media coverage: 'Asked why I invited Kid Rock and Ted Nugent I joked, “Because Jesus was booked,"' joked Palin
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Captive audience: Kid Rock and his new fiancee, the Nugents and Palin attentively listen to President Trump speaking in the Oval Office
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New friends: Willow poses for a photo with Kid Rock (left) while Palin took a picture with the White House photographer (right)
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Spicey: 'President Trump’s invitation for dinner included bringing a couple of friends; it was the highest honor to have great Americans who are independent, hardworking, patriotic, and unafraid share commonsense solutions at the White House,' wrote Palin (above in the press briefing room)
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Media coverage: 'Asked why I invited Kid Rock and Ted Nugent I joked, “Because Jesus was booked,"' joked Palin
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Big day: 'Happy day late birthday,' wrote Willow in a message to her little brother Trig on Wednesday (above photo of Trig)
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Edited: A second version of the group shot featured just the Nugents, Palin and Kid Rock with her new fiancee
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Stars galore: 'You never know who you'll run in to at the White House!' wrote President Trump's assistant Madeleine Westerhout on Instagram
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And another one: The Nugents managed to get a photo alone with President Trump as well on Wednesday
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Party time: 'The company was wonderful and dinner was beyond superb, with Baked Alaska for dessert,' wrote Palin
[h=1]Paul Ryan praises Trump as a 'driven, hands-on leader' as president makes the Time 100 - along with his warring inner circle of Jared and Steve Bannon[/h]
- President Trump and his warring aides - Jared Kushner and Steve Bannon - were all honorees on Time's 100 Most Influential People list
- Both Trump and Kushner got big names to write their profiles, with Paul Ryan writing about the president and Henry Kissinger writing about Kushner
- However, Time tapped one of its own editors to writes a piece on Bannon, which chronicled the aide's diminishing power
Trump says the first-100-days metric is "ridiculous." So who issued this plan last fall for the first 100 days? (link: [url]https://www.donaldjtrump.com/contract/) donaldjtrump.com/contract[/URL]
Eric Garland Retweeted
8hSeth Abramson
@SethAbramson
[h=1]Russia has moved troops to the North Korean border. China has put its bombers on high alert. And Trump hosts these three at the White House. [/h]
8hSeth Abramson
@SethAbramson
[h=1]Russia has moved troops to the North Korean border. China has put its bombers on high alert. And Trump hosts these three at the White House. [/h]
[h=1]The President of the United States called to uncritically congratulate Turkey's despot on rigging a referendum that dismantled democracy. [/h]CNN Türk ENG
@CNNTURK_ENGTurkish NGO Vote and Beyond finds number of votes in 2397 ballot boxes around Turkey exceeds number of voters
@CNNTURK_ENGTurkish NGO Vote and Beyond finds number of votes in 2397 ballot boxes around Turkey exceeds number of voters
Malcolm Nance Retweeted
1hSalon
@Salon
[h=1]Russia is moving back into Ukraine, as the Trump administration does nothing [/h]
Putin on the move: Russia is moving back into Ukraine, as the Trump administration does nothingsalon.com
1hSalon
@Salon
[h=1]Russia is moving back into Ukraine, as the Trump administration does nothing [/h]
Putin on the move: Russia is moving back into Ukraine, as the Trump administration does nothingsalon.com
Bradd Jaffy
@BraddJaffy
[h=1]Reminder of what Putin's Russia is like: Russian Supreme Court bans Jehovah's Witnesses, orders their property taken [/h]
Supreme Court bans Jehovah's Witnesses in Russiaapnews.com
@BraddJaffy
[h=1]Reminder of what Putin's Russia is like: Russian Supreme Court bans Jehovah's Witnesses, orders their property taken [/h]
Supreme Court bans Jehovah's Witnesses in Russiaapnews.com
1hBrian Klaas
@brianklaas
[h=1]Trump says the first 100 days is a "ridiculous standard"Signed legislation compared. Obama did everything on the left in the first 50 days [/h]
Republicans have had eight years to come up with something...now just pushing anything through to get it in before Trump's first 100 days...thanks for carefully considering the effects on Americans
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[h=1]White House officials are pushing to resurrect a Republican health care bill before Trump's 100th day in office [/h]
White House, Eager for a Victory, Pushes to Revive Health Billnytimes.com
1hThe New York Times
@nytimes
[h=1]White House officials are pushing to resurrect a Republican health care bill before Trump's 100th day in office [/h]
White House, Eager for a Victory, Pushes to Revive Health Billnytimes.com
[h=1]Trump says the media is overlooking his accomplishments in his first 100 days. A small sampling from memory lane during the first 90 days. [/h]1hBrian Klaas
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Trump says the first 100 days is a "ridiculous standard"Signed legislation compared. Obama did everything on the left in the first 50 days
