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Justice Department 3 days ago Trial for ex-FBI informant accused of fabricating Biden bribery story delayed until after 2024 election The trial for ex-FBI informant Alexander Smirnov was scheduled to begin Monday in Los Angeles after special counsel David Weiss filed charges against him.
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