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Trump Administration Faces Scrutiny Over Federal Contract Award to Company Led by Pardoned Fundraiser

via The Guardian·May 27

An AI company led by Elliott Broidy, a Republican fundraiser previously pardoned by Donald Trump, has secured a $106 million federal contract to monitor prisoners' phone calls. Critics argue there is no evidence that Broidy's past connections influenced the award, while opponents question the ethics of contracting with firms tied to controversial pardons. The deal highlights ongoing debates about corporate influence and government oversight in the AI sector.

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