Former Federal Prosecutor Jessica Aber Dead At Age 43
HuffPost
The medical examiner has not determined the cause of death.
The former federal prosecutor who resigned the day President Donald Trump took office in 2025 was found dead Saturday in her Virginia home, the Alexandria Police Department said in a statement.
Jessica Aber, former U.S. attorney for the eastern District of Virginia, was 43. Her death is under investigation.
On Jan. 20, the day of Trump’s inauguration, Aber resigned after serving as U.S. attorney for the eastern District of Virginia for three years. She was nominated by former President Joe Biden in 2021.
“I’ve had the privilege of spending my career as a prosecutor in the Eastern District of Virginia working alongside talented, hard-working public servants who manage matters affecting citizens here and across the world,” Aber said in a statement. “Concluding my service to the District as its U.S. Attorney has been an honor beyond measure.”
Attorney General Pamela Bondi called Aber’s death “deeply tragic.”
Run 3 Space | Play Space Running Game
Traffic Jam 3D | Online Racing Game
Duck Hunt | Play Old Classic Game
The vice president suggested in an online video that global security is at stake.
Images of the hat’s blunt message are being shared as second lady Usha Vance gears up for her unwelcome and “highly aggressive” trip to Greenland this week.
The House speaker told reporters Monday that Trump officials were merely "executing on a plan with precision," despite their messages going public.
The judge chastised the two British service members for being the “antithesis” of everything Paddington’s character stands for.
The Trump ally added a provocative twist to his declaration.
The Fox News host's comment drew fierce condemnation on social media.
The longtime Fox News analyst called BS on the defense secretary's attempt to dismiss the group chat messages accidentally sent to a journalist.
Will Cain's "bigger takeaway" was a particular head-scratcher. Jesse Watters talked about "raunchy plans." Sean Hannity ranted.
The "Daily Show" host torched the president over his response to an image in the Colorado State Capitol.
Trump praised the aircraft's "beautiful" title after he awarded Boeing with a military contract to build the future fighter jets.
Jeffrey Goldberg reflected on the "most improbable" part of his reporting after he was inadvertently added to a group chat where Trump officials discussed war plans.
Jessica Tarlov called out the Trump administration's "incompetence" after one official accidentally added The Atlantic's editor-in-chief to a war strike group chat.
Agents have aggressively pursued 21-year-old Yunseo Chung for being a mere protest participant, her lawyers say.