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Alina Habba Loses $50 Million Contract That Enraged Trump

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The former Trump lawyer had signed the contract with a family company weeks before the president gave the company’s patriarch a pardon. Evelyn Hockstein / Reuters Former Trump attorney Alina Habba Mildon, who signed a $50 million contract that enraged the president and raised questions about his pardon of a Venezuelan billionaire, has been fired. Covered by 3 outlets: 3 lean left.

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    Evelyn Hockstein / Reuters Former Trump attorney Alina Habba Mildon, who signed a $50 million contract that enraged the president and raised questions about his pardon of a Venezuelan billionaire, has been fired. Mildon’s big contract with Concord Partners came to fruition...

  4. The New York Times Left Factuality: Very high US
    Alina Habba Loses $50 Million Contract That Enraged Trump

    The former Trump lawyer had signed the contract with a family company weeks before the president gave the company’s patriarch a pardon.

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