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Missouri governor names Catherine Hanaway

Who is Catherine Hanaway? Meet Missouri’s next attorney general

Catherine Hanaway, a longtime figure in Missouri Republican politics, will return to public office next month to become the state’s next attorney general.

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Former US Attorney Catherine Hanaway appointed as Missouri’s next attorney general

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Who is Catherine Hanaway, the first woman to serve as Missouri attorney general?

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The move to install a new FBI co-deputy director is radical in more ways than one

The Trump administration said on Monday that it had tapped the Missouri attorney general, Andrew Bailey, to be a deputy director of the F.B.I., in what many rank-and-file agents described as a surpri...

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Dan Bongino Faces Uncertain Future Following Shock Announcement Of New FBI Deputy

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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey resigns to take a top FBI position

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Missouri AG Andrew Bailey named co-deputy FBI director

"His leadership and commitment to country will be a tremendous asset as we work together to advance President Trump's mission," she said.

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Bailey, Bongino tag team FBI leadership role

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Andrew Bailey steps down from AG position to take work FBI

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Missouri attorney general appointee plans to stay long-term after past three picks left office early

Missouri’s new attorney general said she’s in it for the long run after the position has been a revolving door for years.

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Missouri’s AG Shake-Up: The Shortlist of Potential Next Picks

With Andrew Bailey leaving the Attorney General’s office to become the new Deputy Director of the FBI, Governor Kehoe is now left to pick the next AG.

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Missouri Attorney General – Who Made His Name Battling Crime and Corruption in St. Louis – Named FBI’s Co-Deputy Director Alongside Dan Bongino

Bailey joins the FBI after Bongino nearly resigned from office following the justice department’s handling of the Epstein files.