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0/8, 128K) and the KEEL-AM Shreveport, LA (10/9) website. Currency Exchange Case Defendant Pleads Guilty. The AP (10/8) reports Las Vegas resident Liang Zhou "has pleaded guilty in federal court to operating an unlicensed money transmitting business." The plea was the result of "an investigation into an

d before the Nov. 3 election - and beyond - and acknowledged the government needs to do a 'much better job' to protect Americans from being fooled." Evanina "told the Hearst Television National Investigative Unit in a more than hour-long interview this week he 'absolutely' expects more foreign influence

larticle/criminal-investigations-financial-markets-china-las-vegas-united-states- a003fda2cda337fb262aca967e3a7edc> (10/8) reports Las Vegas resident Liang Zhou "has pleaded guilty in federal court to operating an unlicensed money transmitting business." The plea was the result of "an investigation into an

d before the Nov. 3 election — and beyond — and acknowledged the government needs to do a 'much better job' to protect Americans from being fooled." Evanina "told the Hearst Television National Investigative Unit in a more than hour-long interview this week he 'absolutely' expects more foreign influence

10/8, 128K) and the KEEL-AM Shreveport, LA (10/9) website. Currency Exchange Case Defendant Pleads Guilty. The AP (10/8) reports Las Vegas resident Liang Zhou "has pleaded guilty in federal court to operating an unlicensed money transmitting business." The plea was the result of "an investigation into an

before the Nov. 3 election - and beyond - and acknowledged the government needs to do a 'much better job' to protect Americans from being fooled." Evanina "told the Hearst Television National Investigative Unit in a more than hour-long interview this week he 'absolutely' expects more foreign influence

10/8, 128K) and the KEEL-AM Shreveport, LA (10/9) website. Currency Exchange Case Defendant Pleads Guilty. The AP (10/8) reports Las Vegas resident Liang Zhou "has pleaded guilty in federal court to operating an unlicensed money transmitting business." The plea was the result of "an investigation into an

before the Nov. 3 election - and beyond - and acknowledged the government needs to do a 'much better job' to protect Americans from being fooled." Evanina "told the Hearst Television National Investigative Unit in a more than hour-long interview this week he 'absolutely' expects more foreign influence