April 2 (UPI) -- Matthew Whitaker was confirmed by the Senate to his role as U.S. ambassador to NATO. Whitaker, 55, who served briefly as acting U.S. attorney general during President Donald Trump 's first term, was confirmed Tuesday night in a 52-45 vote to be America's representative to the 32-member state North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the intergovernmental transnational military alliance founded in 1949. Advertisement His Senate vote had been briefly delayed by a few hours by Sen. Cory

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