Epstein Secrets

t Election Misinformation EFTA00160276 INTERNATIONAL NEWS • Kim Jong Un Supervised Tests of Cruise Missiles Designed to Be Fired From Submarines, North Korea Says • U.N. Says Gaza Aid Is at Risk as Nations Pause Relief-Agency Funding • Iran Launches 3 Satellites Into Space That Are Part of a Western-Cri

Carney), NBC Nightly News (01/28, Video), and MSNBC (01/28, Video). An opinion piece by the Wall Street Journal (01/28, Chertoff) was also posted. Ex-FBI Official Who Shut down Hunter Biden Lines of Investigation Violated Hatch Act With Anti-Trump Posts Fox News (01/28, Singman) reported that the U.S

shington Post: Kim Pledges to Back Putin's 'Sacred Struggle' During Rare Summit • Reuters: Kim Jong Un Meets Putin in Russia as Missiles Launch From North Korea Russia's Offensive to Reverse Ukraine's Gains Is Stalling • Wall Street Journal: Russia's Offensive to Reverse Ukraine's Gains Is Stalling EFTA001

m's failure allowed the terrorist shooter to purchase a gun, resulting in a $88 million settlement. EFTA00160574 Back to Top COUNTERINTELLIGENCE Ex-FBI Official in Trump-Russia Probe Who Admitted to Russian Oligarch Scheme Nearing Plea Deal in 2nd DC Case Fox News (09/13, Wallace) reported that Cha

us a little bit of time to plan ahead,' Wray said Wednesday in his testimony before the House Homeland Security Committee." Wray "noted that China, North Korea and Iran are 'clearly interested in engaging in malign foreign influence' through disinformation efforts via social media and other activities in a

lieved to be at the center of a criminal investigation into the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation defended that investigation's legitimacy." Ex-FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe said at a Wednesday event, "There is nothing wrong with, especially a new attorney general, coming in at the conclusio

. With the U.S. reassessing its global interests under the second Trump administration and concerns of increased coordination between Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran growing, policymakers are changing the way they think about nuclear security. • CATO Institute: The Military Balance in the Indo-Pacific

ist of sites. The Baltimore Banner (11/05, Wood), WJLA (ABC-7) (11/05, Bell), and WBFF (FOX-45) (11/05, Curtis) also reported on the story. Book by Ex-FBI Agent Details Portrait of Indiana Grave Robber Indy Star (11/05, Bongiovanni) reported that former FBI agent Tim Carpenter has written a book called

. With the U.S. reassessing its global interests under the second Trump administration and concerns of increased coordination between Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran growing, policymakers are changing the way they think about nuclear security. • CATO Institute: The Military Balance in the Indo-Pacific

er Dating Director Patel Sues a Utah Man for Claiming She Is a 'Honeypot' Israeli Spy • Maryland to Sue Trump Admin Over FBI Headquarters • Book by Ex-FBI Agent Details Portrait of Indiana Grave Robber • Epstein Claimed Prosecutors Offered His Freedom if He Agreed to Implicate President Trump • New Je

t Election Misinformation EFTA01655748 INTERNATIONAL NEWS • Kim Jong Un Supervised Tests of Cruise Missiles Designed to Be Fired From Submarines, North Korea Says • U.N. Says Gaza Aid Is at Risk as Nations Pause Relief-Agency Funding • Iran Launches 3 Satellites Into Space That Are Part of a Western-Cri

Carney), NBC Nightly News (01/28, Video), and MSNBC (01/28, Video). An opinion piece by the Wall Street Journal (01/28, Chertoff) was also posted. Ex-FBI Official Who Shut down Hunter Biden Lines of Investigation Violated Hatch Act With Anti-Trump Posts Fox News (01/28, Singman) reported that the U.S