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Attorney General Alberto Gonzales — the nation's troubled top law enforcement officer — ended speculation Monday and resigned after a months-long standoff with the Democratic-controlled Congress over his candor on several major issues, most notably the handling of the firing of at least eight U.S. attorneys. President George W. Bush named Solicitor General Paul Clement as interim attorney general to replace his longtime confidante and Texas ally. Gonzales, 52, will leave his post on Sept. 17.
August 27, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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