WASHINGTON, D.C.: Tensions over confirming President Donald Trump’s cabinet nominees erupted late Tuesday (Wednesday in Manila) in the US Senate, where a lawmaker’s criticism of attorney general pick Jeff Sessions led to the very rare reprimand of a senator.
Senate Democrat Elizabeth Warren was told to sit down for reading a 1986 letter critical of Sessions written by Coretta Scott King, widow of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
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