Epstein Secrets

ced on leave. "It makes me angry that they reassigned the warden," said Jose Rojas, an official in the prison employees' union and a teacher at the Coleman prison complex in Sumterville, Fla. "They didn't put him on administrative leave like the others. The warden made the call to take Epstein off suici

ed and what the surveillance cameras may have recorded in or near Mr. Epstein's cell. At the same time, Senator Ben Sasse, a Nebraska Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, urged Mr. Barr on Tuesday to rip up an agreement federal prosecutors in Florida had reached with Mr. Epstein in 2008 that shielded not only him, b

stimony on surveillance of the men and their training and attendance of protests, and eyewitness testimony from an FBI informant." The Hill (3/29, Coleman, 5.69M) reports "the FBI has previously said it became aware of the group early last year and used undercover agents and confidential informants for

to vote, we need more leaders who are true champions of voting rights, especially at the Department of Justice." At her confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee this month, Vanita Gupta, President Joe Biden's nominee to serve as associate attorney general, said: "The fight for voting rights and to ensure th

so advising early on that masks should not be worn by the public." The Times adds Fauci "has since reversed course on both issues." The Hill (7/19, Coleman, 2.98M) recounts that "White House trade adviser Peter Navarro wrote an op-ed in USA Today, saying Fauci is wrong about 'everything' he's interacted

cal of the emerging narrative early in Donald Trump's presidency that his campaign was in contact with Russian intelligence officers." Politico adds the Senate Judiciary Committee "published the documents as part of a GOP-led review of the origins of the Russia investigation that has ensnared the president and his associates

ced on leave. "It makes me angry that they reassigned the warden," said Jose Rojas, an official in the prison employees' union and a teacher at the Coleman prison complex in Sumterville, Fla. "They didn't put him on administrative leave like the others. The warden made the call to take Epstein off suici

ed and what the surveillance cameras may have recorded in or near Mr. Epstein's cell. At the same time, Senator Ben Sasse, a Nebraska Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, urged Mr. Barr on Tuesday to rip up an agreement federal prosecutors in Florida had reached with Mr. Epstein in 2008 that shielded not only him, b

ced on leave. "It makes me angry that they reassigned the warden," said Jose Rojas, an official in the prison employees' union and a teacher at the Coleman prison complex in Sumterville, Fla. "They didn't put him on administrative leave like the others. The warden made the call to take Epstein off suici

ed and what the surveillance cameras may have recorded in or near Mr. Epstein's cell. At the same time, Senator Ben Sasse, a Nebraska Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, urged Mr. Barr on Tuesday to rip up an agreement federal prosecutors in Florida had reached with Mr. Epstein in 2008 that shielded not only him, b

ependent (11/15, Lubin), Newsweek (11/15, Higham), New York Daily News (11/15, Schladebeck), New York Post (11/15, Donlevy), New York Times (11/15, Coleman), NTD (11/15, Blalock), Patch (11/15, IJssner), People (11/15, Sheffield), Politico (11/15, Svirnovskiy), USA Today (11/15, Mansfield), and Washingt

ate Probes Justice Department Effort to Thwart FBI Investigation of Clinton's Dossier Payments The Washington Times (11/14, Ferrechio) reported that the Senate Judiciary Committee is investigating allegations that Justice Department officials previously thwarted an FBI inquiry into the Clinton campaign's concealed payments fo