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In his statement on Thursday, Mr. Sasse said that work force disruption was the biggest problem facing the nation today, and suggested that political leaders were ill-suited to addressing it.Give this article Give this article Give this article Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, was previously the president of Midland University, a small private Lutheran school in his home state.He was previously the president of Midland University, a small private Lutheran school in Nebraska."Washington partisanship isn't going to solve these work force challenges - new institutions and entrepreneurial communities are going to have to spearhead this work," he said.

Among the potential crimes that the department cited in seeking the search warrant for Mar-a-Lago was obstruction.Bob Litt, a longtime national security lawyer, said the Justice Department has a number of options short of carrying out another search warrant.It is unclear at which property Mr. Kise wanted a voluntary search by an outside group to be conducted."They could say to the court that in lieu of seeking a search warrant we're bringing this to the court," Mr. Litt said.Shortly after the search in August, it was revealed that federal investigators had found dozens of empty folders at Mar-a-Lago marked as containing classified information.