Joe diGenova, a longtime ally of former President Donald Trump, resigned from his position at the Department of Justice after only five months overseeing an investigation into alleged conspiracies against Trump by Obama- and Biden-era officials. DiGenova was appointed to lead this "grand conspiracy" probe in April 2023 but stepped down on Thursday without specifying the reasons for his departure, a move that injects uncertainty into an already slow-moving investigation. The inquiry targets former government officials who have scrutinized Trump over Russian interference in the 2016 election and his handling of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida. DiGenova's wife, attorney Victoria Toensing, is also set to leave her position with the Justice Department on Friday. The investigation had recently shown signs of activity with new subpoenas issued before a federal grand jury, but it has faced criticism for its pace and direction since inception about a year ago.
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