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Justice Department seeks to restrict testimony of fired pardon attorney

The Associated Press · ERIC TUCKER · last updated
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department is attempting to use executive privilege to prevent its fired pardon attorney from telling Congress about the circumstances of her departure, and dispatched armed deputy U.S.
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