Coverage dated November 10, 2026

Trump Presses Senate to Confirm 161 Nominees Before Democrats Take Over, Names Three More Judges

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by Rich Mitchell at CDN - President Trump urged the lame-duck Senate to confirm all 161 of his pending nominees, including 25 judges, and on Tuesday added three more judicial picks and a Justice Department official for the EEOC.

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  1. Washington Examiner

    Trump calls on Senate to confirm remaining 25 judges amid Arkansas senator friction (opens Washington Examiner)

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    President Donald Trump is urging the Senate to confirm 25 federal judges before Republicans surrender their majority in January, as resistance from Arkansas’s senators threatens a nominee whose confirmation would give Trump appointees a majority on a federal appeals court for the first time.

  2. The Daily Signal

    Inside the Race to Get Trump’s Judicial Nominees Confirmed Before Democrat Takeover (opens The Daily Signal)

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    Senate Republicans have less than 20 days to confirm President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees, a crucial move to ensure that his legacy extends beyond his term. “Very important for the U.S. Senate to confirm all of our pending 161 Nominations, including 25 Federal Judges,” Trump wrote on Truth Soc…

  3. Conservative Daily News

    Trump Presses Senate to Confirm 161 Nominees Before Democrats Take Over, Names Three More Judges (opens Conservative Daily News)

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    by Rich Mitchell at CDN - President Trump urged the lame-duck Senate to confirm all 161 of his pending nominees, including 25 judges, and on Tuesday added three more judicial picks and a Justice Department official for the EEOC.