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Trump pardons former Republican congressman convicted of insider trading

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The Big Picture

President Trump has issued a pardon to a former Republican congressman who was convicted of insider trading. The former congressman's name is Stephen Buyer.

Key Facts

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President Trump issued a pardon.
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The pardon was for former Republican congressman Stephen Buyer.
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Stephen Buyer was convicted of insider trading.

How Media Is Covering This

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PBS NewsHour

Trump pardons former Republican congressman convicted of insider trading

“Reports that President Trump has pardoned a former Republican congressman convicted of insider trading.”

ABC News

Trump issues pardon to former GOP congressman convicted of insider trading

“States that President Trump pardoned former Rep. Stephen Buyer, who had been convicted of insider trading.”

Why It Matters

Buyer is a former member of the House of Representatives.

The specific details of the insider trading conviction or the timeline of the conviction were not provided in the articles.

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