Epstein Secrets

Son Of Federal Judge Killed, Husband Shot At New Jersey Home. The Washington Post (7/19, Elfrink, Barrett, 14.2M) reports, "A gunman disguised as a FedEx driver shot and killed the son of a federal judge and wounded her husband at their New Jersey home on Sunday, law enforcement sources confirmed to

ow investigating." According to the Post, "The gunman showed up to Salas's home in North Brunswick, N.J., wearing an outfit described to police as a FedEx uniform, law enforcement sources said. Both Mark Anderl, 63, a defense attorney and former Essex County assistant prosecutor, and Daniel Anderl, 20

oop" On Counter-Intelligence Briefing. The Washington Times (7/17, Scarborough, 492K) reported that, according to newly released emails obtained by Judicial Watch, FBI Agent Peter Strzok and his FBI Crossfire Hurricane unit "were focused on the White House during President Trump's inauguration celebration, so

"will provide Treasury copies of its 10 largest 'negotiated service agreements,' or contracts with high-volume third-party shippers such as Amazon, FedEx and UPS, and receive a crucial injection of cash that postal officials say will keep the debt-laden agency solvent for at least another year." The P

tment has agreed "to release at least some of fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe's text messages following a yearslong FOIA lawsuit pursued by Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group." The Justice Department "told a DC federal court last week that it had found dozens of potentially relevant texts f

her firearms violations." The FBI started its investigation after its Legal Attaché in Abu Dhabi "notified the FBI Oklahoma City Field Office that a FedEx shipment had been seized in Dubai, UAE, on December 19, 2018." The package was connected to Williams' home address, and it "contained multiple Gloc

wer's Unmasking Efforts Must Be Exposed. In a commentary in the Daily Caller (7/11, 716K),Chris Farrell, director of investigations and research at Judicial Watch, wrote, "This week Judicial Watch filed a FOIA lawsuit against the State Department seeking information on former UN Ambassador Samantha Power's pot

"will provide Treasury copies of its 10 largest 'negotiated service agreements,' or contracts with high-volume third-party shippers such as Amazon, FedEx and UPS, and receive a crucial injection of cash that postal officials say will keep the debt-laden agency solvent for at least another year." The P

tment has agreed "to release at least some of fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe's text messages following a yearslong FOIA lawsuit pursued by Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group." The Justice Department "told a DC federal court last week that it had found dozens of potentially relevant texts f