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777 Co-Founder Josh Wander Among Latest Trump Pardon Seekers

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By Aaron Gordon Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
, co-founder of Miami investment firm , is scheduled to go on trial on in October, but he’s already seeking a pardon from President . Wander, who has pleaded not guilty to allegations that he cheated lenders and investors in his private investment firm out of almost $500 million, recently applied for clemency with the Justice Department, according to the government website for such filings.
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Surging gas prices have hit these US cities the hardest

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By Aaron Gordon Verified
| Daily Republic Verified
WASHINGTON – Gas prices have skyrocketed across the U.S. as a result of the Iran war, but the surge is causing more economic pain in some cities than others. And it’s not necessarily in the places where gas prices have risen the most, like Chicago or Los Angeles.
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Surging gas prices have hit these US cities the hardest

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By Aaron Gordon Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
Gas prices have skyrocketed across the U.S. as a result of the Iran war, but the surge is causing more economic pain in some cities than others. And it's not necessarily in the places where gas prices have risen the most, like Chicago or Los Angeles. Instead, it's in smaller, more spread-out cities, like Nashville or Indianapolis, according to an analysis of local gas prices through April 9 from data aggregator GasBuddy and figures on driver mileage from the Federal Highway Administration.
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