WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama’s pick to be the government’s chief civil rights attorney withdrew his nomination for the post Monday.
Obama tapped Debo Adegbile for the Justice Department job last year. But a bipartisan group of senators blocked his nomination earlier this year because he had sought to get the sentence of a convicted cop killer overturned.
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