Meet Roger Stone: One of Trump's most loyal supporters whose 40-month prison sentence was just commuted

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Politics Select           Meet Roger Stone: One of Trump's most loyal supporters whose 40-month prison sentence was just commuted   Trump commuted Stone's sentence on July 10. He was set to serve prison time on convictions of witness tampering, making false statements, and obstruction.   READ MORE           'We don't have a Dr. Fauci problem': GOP senator and top Trump ally Lindsey Graham defends Fauci against the White House's attacks   Fauci found himself in Trump's crosshairs amid a surge of new COVID-19 cases and recent polling showing that Americans trust Fauci more than Trump.   READ MORE           Rising calls to ban TikTok in the US are great news for homegrown tech giants like Facebook that would prefer less competition and regulatory scrutiny   American tech giants looking to ward off unwanted regulation are using China as a bogeyman to scare Washington, DC. It's working.   READ MORE             Sen. Tammy Duckworth finally lifts her block against 1,123 military promotions after reassurances that Alexander Vindman was not retaliated against by the Army   Sen. Tammy Duckworth effectively stalled the promotions and demanded an answer on whether Vindman's promotion was sandbagged by the military.   READ MORE           The New York Times will move its digital news operation out of Hong Kong in response to the city's contentious national security law   In a memo to staff, executives said the new law "created a lot of uncertainty about what the new rules will mean to our operation and our journalism."   READ MORE           ESPN's star NBA reporter apologizes for emailing 'F--- you' to Sen. Josh Hawley   Adrian Wojnarowski replied with the profane message to a press release from Hawley criticizing the NBA's relationship with the Chinese government.   READ MORE           Why restarting nuclear testing would do little for the US but could give rivals a big leg up   The US won't learn much from new tests, but rivals may in fact gain from them, write arms researchers Ferenc Dalnoki-Veress and Miles A. Pomper.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006