Sen. Ben Sasse is expected to resign his Senate seat, Fox News has confirmed, and is likely to accept a new job as president of the University of Florida. The University of Florida announced ...

Ben Sasse is likely to accept a job as the president of the University of Florida and resign his Senate seat in the near future, according to two people familiar with the Nebraska Republican’s ...

Languages: English. The expected resignation of Republican Senator Ben Sasse, one of a handful of GOP senators who voted to convict former President Donald Trump in his impeachment trial in ...

Sasse, 50, is in discussions with the University of Florida to become its next president. He was first elected to the Senate in 2014 and formerly served as president of Midland University in Nebraska.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen (R) on Thursday named former governor Pete Ricketts (R) as the replacement for former senator Ben Sasse (R), who resigned from his seat this week to become the president ...

Trump, is in line to become president of the University of Florida. By Carl Hulse WASHINGTON — Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, plans to leave the Senate by the end of the year to ...

Sasse left that post to become a senator, and is now two years into his second term in Congress. He’s expected to resign from the Senate this fall to join Florida, CNN The University of Florida ...

His office said the senator made the comments during a "campaign telephone town hall call that went to about 17,000 Nebraskans." Sasse also slammed Trump's response to the coronavirus — which ...

Sasse has served in the role for roughly a year and a half, and he took over in February 2023 after vacating his Senate seat the month prior. He was appointed as the university’s 13th president ...

CORRECTION: A previous version of this report inaccurately named Ben Sasse’s predecessor as university president. The correct name is Kent Fuchs. The story has been revised. GAINESVILLE, Fla.

Sasse was always an odd Senator. His pedigree itself was unusual: both an academic and a consultant, both a technocrat and a philosopher. His post-college training happened at St. John’s College ...

The third book was “Them: Why We Hate Each Other — and How to Heal” by Senator Ben Sasse. It’s not that “Them” is a terrible book; I have read and reviewed worse. Bad books can be ...