Epstein Secrets

Substations, the Achilles' Heel of America's Vulnerable Energy Grid The Washington Examiner (12/15, McIntyre) reported that while the motive for the North Carolina attack remains under investigation, the vulnerability of the nation's 55,000 electrical substations, many in remote locations protected by little m

a payment from an official tied to the country's royal family. The Street (12/15, Olinga) quoted Alan E. Kohler Jr., assistant director of the FBI's Counterintelligence Division, who said, "This case exposes attempts by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to illegally obtain personally identifiable information in order to target cr

ty back to Barnett's home in Virginia, where they found evidence of contact EFTA01654397 with thousands of underage girls. Barnett was arrested in North Carolina and is currently being held without bond at the Catawba County Detention Facility in Newton. If convicted, he faces a mandatory minimum sentence of

king about betraying the U.S. - especially service members who have sworn to protect our homeland," Roman Rozhaysky, assistant director of the FBI's Counterintelligence Division, said in the release. "The FBI and our partners will do everything in our power to protect Americans and safeguard classified information" The artic

ssaults, targeting vulnerable communities. According to the article, at least five incidents have been reported since early 2025, including cases in North Carolina, New York, and Florida, where suspects wore ICE-style gear or falsely claimed to be immigration officers. The article noted that the FBI advises ve

National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is seeking to transfer counterintelligence authority from the FBI to her own office, arguing that the bureau's Counterintelligence Division has been "weaponized for political purposes" by so-called "deep state actors." The article explained that a memo circulating among federal agencies