Josh Gerstein's Politico article reports that the Justice Department is short on Senate-confirmed leaders: if announced departures proceed, only three of 11 assistant attorney general slots will have permanent chiefs, and the deputy attorney general post has been vacant for more than a year since Emil Bove left for a judgeship. Departing officials include Harmeet Dhillon and John Eisenberg, former officials call the mid-presidency exodus highly unusual, and Attorney General Todd Blanche insists the resignations are routine, warning there may be more.