Epstein Secrets

b engaged with Maduro insiders to run a wide-scale corruption network they callously used to exploit Venezuela's starving population." The AP (7/25, Goodman, Lugo) reports the Treasury Department alleges Saab "utilized a network of shell companies spanning the globe - the UAE, Turkey, Hong Kong, Panama,

ters." The Post adds, "Taking a page from the Trump playbook, he asked why his critics did not believe in Britain as much as he did." The AP (7/25, Lawless, Kirka) reports Johnson later spoke with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, "who once again repeated the bloc's insistence that it w

ive decades." Barr: Administration Has Found Legal Work-Around To Include Census Citizenship Question. The Charleston (SC) Post and Courier (7/8, Holdman, 290K) reports that in a visit to South Carolina on Monday, Attorney General Barr "said the Trump administration will present a legal work-around t

tion, setting out our view that we believe the leak is unacceptable. ... It is, of course, a matter of regret that this has happened." The AP (7/8, Lawless) also reports "the British government was hunting Monday for the source or the "leak of diplomatic cables from Britain's ambassador in Washington,"

precautions or not." Experts Debate Best Way To Quickly Boost Less Wealthy Nations' Vaccine Supplies. In an analysis, the New York Times (5/15, Al, Goodman, Mandavilli, Robbins, Stevis-Gridneff, 20.6M) examines the steps necessary to boost the global supply of COVID vaccines so that less wealthy countr

y stop-gap measure, and it is needed right now." UK Prepares For Major Reopening, But New Indian Variant Sparks Anxiety. According to the AP (5/16, Lawless), "Travelers in England were packing their bags, bartenders were polishing their glasses and performers were warming up as Britain prepared Sunday f

he FBI accountable." Key Points of AP Report Into Missed Red Flags Surrounding Accused U.S. Diplomat-Turned-Cuban Spy The Associated Press (02/15, Goodman, Mustian) reported on the arrest of Manuel Rocha, once a U.S. diplomat, now charged as a Cuban spy since the 1970s. According to the article, this w

rict Court Judge Colleen Lawless. His latest lawyer, Jason Vincent, of Springfield, asked that he be released from custody as part of the deal, but Lawless nixed the idea, telling McCann his only option was to offer a no-strings open plea. The article noted that a state senator from 2011 to 2019, McCann