Nominee Paul Ingrassia Withdraws Amid Controversy

Paul Ingrassia, President Donald Trump's nominee for a federal watchdog role, has withdrawn from consideration. This decision follows pressure from Republicans after a report emerged revealing Ingrassia's description of himself as having a 'Nazi streak.'

In a surprising turn of events, Paul Ingrassia, the individual nominated by U.S. President Donald Trump to head a federal watchdog agency, has opted to withdraw his nomination.

Ingrassia announced his decision publicly via social media on Tuesday, signaling an end to his brief candidacy for the role.

The withdrawal comes after significant backlash from within his own Republican party, triggered by reports that Ingrassia had referred to himself as possessing a 'Nazi streak.'

(With inputs from agencies.)