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Fox NewsPresident Trump granted clemency to nine individuals convicted of tampering with diesel emissions controls. The pardons cover convictions tied to the sale and installation of devices that bypass federal emissions requirements.
The president granted clemency to two men convicted of fraud and nine others facing Clean Air Act charges for modifying truck emissions controls. The action occurred one day before national Independence Day events.
nbcnews.comThe president signed pardons for six people convicted of Clean Air Act violations and two additional individuals with prior fraud and unspecified convictions. The White House said the actions address regulatory enforcement and post-conviction conduct.
Fox NewsPresident Donald Trump granted full executive pardons to six people on Friday. The move covers convictions linked to disabling emissions systems on commercial trucks. Fox News reported the announcement via a Truth Social post and Oval Office remarks.
Washington ExaminerNine of the pardons covered Clean Air Act convictions tied to vehicle emissions bypass devices. Trump also signed a memo directing the EPA to allow vehicle modifications.
Jho Low, the alleged mastermind of one of the greatest financial frauds in history, is asking President Trump for a pardon. The request comes as Donald Trump serves as the current sitting U.S. president. @WSJ reported the development.
New York PostJho Low, charged in 2018 with masterminding the theft of at least $4.5 billion from Malaysia’s 1MDB sovereign wealth fund, has submitted a pardon application to the U.S. Justice Department this year. The request was filed in recent weeks, according to people familiar with the mat…
techjuice.pkChangpeng Zhao received a full unconditional pardon from President Trump on October 21, 2025, clearing his record after serving four months in prison for a Banking Secrecy Act violation. Zhao, who founded Binance and stepped down as part of a plea deal, said the pardon restores h…
New York PostThe Justice Department is considering new criminal cases against Dr. Anthony Fauci for contested testimony and other conduct even after a five-year statute of limitations expired on his 2021 congressional statements about gain-of-function research funding. A Trump administration…