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A Google engineer who stole 14,000 files of trade secrets on self-driving cars before going to work for Uber has been pardoned by President Trump.  Anthony Levandowski, 40, was sentenced to 18 months in prison last August for what a judge called 'the biggest trade secret crime I have ever seen', although he was not yet in custody.  He was one of 73 people pardoned by Trump on his final day in office, with the White House describing him as a 'brilliant' engineer with talents needed by the country. 'Mr Levandowski has paid a significant price for his actions and plans to devote his talents to...

Here is a look at all 143 people President Donald Trump granted pardons or commutations to on the final day of his presidency.

RTÉ Sport Reporter The walls have been closing in on Donald Trump since he egged on his red-capped goons to attack the Congress last Wednesday.  The Big Tech oligarchs have moved swiftly, and in apparent unison, to cut off the President from his internet fanbase.  After 11 and a half years of breathless, scattergun activity, @realDonaldTrump, the most famous Twitter account in history, is silent. The moderators appear determined we shall never see its like again.  But nothing could have hurt more than the news that his most loyal of constituencies was turning on him. The New York Times' ...

Why James Harden or Kyrie Irving will never be on Steph Curry's level FacebookTwitterEmail The Warriors’ Stephen Curry (left) sounds off after Golden State beat Cleveland in game 4 of The NBA Finals in 2018.Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle 2018 Stephen Curry is a born leader. It’s a gift to his persona, something that comes naturally, and it can manifest itself in the absence of words. He’s just one of those special people who take charge of a team, a business or any meaningful endeavor. With the NBA season about to start, it’s worth checking the landscape for comparisons. Two te...

Nonprosecution agreement i think people who touched this case at the higher levels, not those doing the actual investigating but those who touched the case from the higher levels and i think mika, looking at who is looking at this case i think we'll hopefully get some more answers to some of those questions that you asked. >> should be super interesting. mimi rocah and tom winter, thank you both very much. coming up, it has been 68 years since golf's british open has been played in northern ireland. we'll tell you why it's been that long and the significance of next week's return. the great ...