Full Senate may vote on AG nominee today

By: James Rowley January 29, 2009

The Senate Judiciary Committee, after a one-week delay, approved Eric Holder's nomination by President Barack Obama to be U.S. attorney general and set the stage for confirmation by the full Senate. Holder, 58, would be the first black person to head the U.S. Justice Department, where he served as deputy attorney general under President Bill Clinton. ...

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Holder approved by Senate panel

Full Senate may vote on AG nominee today

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