John Eisenberg, Jason Reding Quinones resign from DOJ leadership
Big changes at the US Department of Justice: John Eisenberg and Jason Reding Quinones, both senior officials, have resigned right after the Republicans's midterm election loss.
Eisenberg led national security, while Quinones oversaw investigations into President Donald Trump's handling of classified documents after he left office in 2021 and his campaign's contacts with Russia in the 2016 election.
Their exits, along with a recent civil rights chief resignation, leave some major gaps in DOJ leadership.
Departures raise uncertainty for DOJ probes
Quinones played a key role digging into Trump's actions since 2021 and his campaign's Russia ties from 2016.
Eisenberg headed the DOJ's national security division.
With these leaders gone, ongoing investigations face more uncertainty, especially as leadership shifts are common when Congress changes hands.