DOJ examines secret pardon for money scheme in records
Federal court filings reveal a possible bribery plot to obtain a presidential pardon or sentence reduction in exchange for a substantial political contribution. The redacted 20 page document notes unnamed senior White House officials as targets and indicates a long investigation with at least 50 digital devices seized. No charges have been filed against two subjects, per court records. The White House declined comment. The report ties to Trump pardon activity and Giuliani discussions reported by the Times.
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Georgia official demands Trump condemn threats to election workers
Georgia voting system official Gabriel Sterling urged President Trump to condemn threats and violence linked to the presidential recount. He cited a Gwinnett County employee threatened with a noose online and urged leaders to step up or risk eroding democracy.
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