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ote in its filing, "The president's pardon, which General Flynn has accepted, moots this case.... No further pro

, 4.73M) reports the Justice Department argued in a filing with US District Judge Emmet Sullivan in Washington that former national security adviser Michael Flynn's prosecution for lying to federal agents should be dismissed because Flynn accepted a full pardon from President Trump. The Department wrote in it

met Sullivan in Washington that former national security adviser Michael Flynn's prosecution for lying to federal agents should be dismissed because Flynn accepted a full pardon from President Trump. The Department wrote in its filing, "The president's pardon, which General Flynn has accepted, moots th

outside advisers to the Food and Drug Administration tasked with reviewing trial data and recommending whether it warrants approval. A vaccine from Moderna Inc could follow a week later, he said, after the company announced on Monday it would apply for U.S. and European emergency authorization." Azar is quo

US District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan's plan to examine" the Justice Department's decision to drop its case against former national security adviser Michael Flynn, thereby "reviving the unusual case testing the limits of the judiciary's EFTA00150168 power to check the executive branch." The Post adds "the de

llivan to immediately dismiss the case and said Sullivan was wrong to appoint a retired federal judge to argue against the government's move to undo Flynn's guilty plea." Politico (7/30, Gerstein, Cheney, 4.29M) says Thursday's announcement is "a setback for Flynn, who scored an unexpected victory on

y official tracking Chinese hacking activity," Reuters (7/30, Bing, Taylor) reports that "Chinese government-linked hackers targeted biotech company Moderna Inc, a leading US-based coronavirus vaccine research developer, earlier this year in a bid to steal valuable data." Moderna, "which...announced its COV

US District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan's plan to examine" the Justice Department's decision to drop its case against former national security adviser Michael Flynn, thereby "reviving the unusual case testing the limits of the judiciary's power to check the executive branch." The Post adds "the decision to rehea

llivan to immediately dismiss the case and said Sullivan was wrong to appoint a retired federal judge to argue against the government's move to undo Flynn's guilty plea." Politico (7/30, Gerstein, Cheney, 4.29M) says Thursday's announcement is "a setback for Flynn, who scored an unexpected victory on

y official tracking Chinese hacking activity," Reuters (7/30, Bing, Taylor) reports that "Chinese government-linked hackers targeted biotech company Moderna Inc, a leading US-based coronavirus vaccine research developer, earlier this year in a bid to steal valuable data." Moderna, "which...announced its COV