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Donald Trump’s 2025 pardon of a man convicted of acting as an illegal agent of China did not just free one retired New York cop. It helped seal the record on how a compromised FBI counterintelligence chief, his politically connected ex‑girl...
Bribery Has Two Ends. Trump Holds Both.
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In my profession, practitioners are paid to betray their employers on a schedule.
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