Epstein Secrets

ings That Remain a Mystery • Merrick Garland Stands by Testimony in Hunter Biden Probe Despite IRS Whistleblower's Coverup Claims EFTA00160391 • Biden Isn't the Only Official Who Could Pardon Trump • Epstein Victims Demand Federal Investigation in FBI's Failure to Probe Decades-Old Sex Trafficking

U.S. Report on Killing of Abu Akleh Al Jazeera (05/02, Staff Writer) reported that a Maryland senator has called on the administration of President Joe Biden to give legislators access to a report from the United States Security Coordinator (USSC) about the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akl

ue Fires Fox News (05/02, Richard) reported that President Biden expressed his support for Muslim Americans and R

if any of these produces an indictment, President Joe Biden could pardon Trump. Given the precedent se

y spending on its present growth path, the White House produced an estimate of how much the GOP would have to cut from all other agencies, including the Department of Veterans Affairs, to still achieve its spending reduction goals. The article stated that liberal think tanks have drafted their own analyses of exactly how deeply R

up his fight to overturn the election results, but across the federal government, preparations were beginning in earnest to support President-elect Joe Biden's incoming administration." Similarly, the Washington Times <https://www.washingtontimes.corn/news/2020/nov/24/donald-trump-vows- hell-never-concede-d

en as Democrats "and some Republicans pointed to the General Services Administration's decision late Monday to cooperate on the transition with Mr. Biden as more proof that the election is over," the President "vowed to `never concede' and his legal team pressed ahead with legal challenges of the resu

e beginning in earnest to support President-elect Joe Biden's incoming administration." Similarly, the

l <https://thehill.corn/policy/defense/527374-senate-dems-press-va-for-vaccine-distribution-plan> (11/24, Mitchell, 2.98M) reports, "Lawmakers want the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to release its plan to deal with the coronavirus outbreak among its patients and a strategy to distribute a vaccine when one is available." Th

e beginning in earnest to support President-elect Joe Biden's incoming administration." Similarly, the

up his fight to overturn the election results, but across the federal government, preparations were beginning in earnest to support President-elect Joe Biden's incoming administration." Similarly, the Washington Times (11/24, Boyer, 492K) reports that even as Democrats "and some Republicans pointed to the

en as Democrats "and some Republicans pointed to the General Services Administration's decision late Monday to cooperate on the transition with Mr. Biden as more proof that the election is over," the President "vowed to never concede' and his legal team pressed ahead with legal challenges of the resu

fatigue or headaches." Lawmakers Urge VA To Release COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan. The Hill (11/24, Mitchell, 2.98M) reports, "Lawmakers want the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to release its plan to deal with the coronavirus outbreak among its patients and a strategy to distribute a vaccine when one is available." Th

ction campaign, but high-profile Republicans like Joe Scarborough had previously supported an audit of

rans are killing themselves than previously thought, with 22 deaths a day — AGAIN one every 65 minutes, on average. The study released on Friday by the Department of Veterans Affairs covered suicides from 1999 to 2010 and compared with a previous, less precise VA estimate that there were roughly 18 veteran deaths a day in the Un

and conviction will say, as Joseph Welch said to Joe McCart=y and the park ranger should have said to

' Appeals will be unable to hold hearings. 12 EFTA_R1_01946350 EFTA02672620 What's =ore, if the shutdown lasts for more than two or three weeks, the Department of Veterans Affairs has said that it may not have eno=gh money to pay disability claims and pension payments. That could affect s=me 3.6 million veterans. Women, Infa

l Accused of Spying for Iran Still Has Access to U.S. Intelligence The New York Post (09/03, Moore) reported that Sen. Tom Cotton has warned that a Biden-era Pentagon official, Ariane Tabatabai, accused of spying for Iran, still has access to U.S. intelligence. Tabatabai, a senior policy advisor at t

C-3) (09/03, Dorsch) reported that Alexis Beatles, a 44-year-old man from Hinesville, Georgia, was found guilty of making threatening phone calls to the Department of Veterans Affairs. According to the article, he threatened to kill federal employees and made other violent threats, including crashing his car into the Savannah VA