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head Of Georgia Runoff. • Election Officials, Experts Warn Of Consequences Of Claims Of Widespread Voter Fraud. • Sources Say Trump Plans To Pardon Flynn. • DNI Ratcliffe Urged SEC To Make US Cryptocurrency More Competitive Against China. • CIA Incubator Aims To Bring Tech To Public. • Wyden Says Pi

, 521K) reports that two anonymous sources are claiming President Trump "has told confidants he plans to pardon his former national security adviser Michael Flynn," who "pleaded guilty in December 2017 to lying to the FBI about his Russian contacts." Reuters <https://www.reuters.com/article/us- usa-trump-flynn

uters.corn/article/us-usa-stocks-dow30000-psychology-analys/analysis- dow-cracks-30000-a-psychological-boost-during-a-pandemic-idUSKBN2842OJ> (11/24, Bentley) describes the Dow's performance as "a psychological boost" for the stock market "at a time when the coronavirus pandemic has damaged the economy a

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, 521K) reports that two anonymous sources are claiming President Trump "has told confidants he plans to pardon his former national security adviser Michael Flynn," who "pleaded guilty in December 2017 to lying to the FBI about his Russian contacts." Reuters (11/24) reports that Flynn has "since sought to with

supported Trump administration policies; it was the president's unpredictable tweeting they found hard to stomach." In an analysis, Reuters (11/24, Bentley) describes the Dow's performance as "a psychological boost" for the stock market "at a time when the coronavirus pandemic has damaged the economy a

leaving the National Mall, Capitol Hill, the White House and some other federal property under congressional control." The Washington Post (4/22, Flynn, 10.52M) reports that the bill, "symbolically titled H.R. 51, now heads to the Senate, where proponents hope to break new ground - including a first

Reuters (4/22, Khan) reports Christopher Bentley was the founder of Bellatorum Resources, which bought mineral rights in Texas shale fields before Bentley shut it down on April 9 and "acknowledged in a Reuters interview that he had squandered investors' cash." Bentley sent an email to investors saying