Epstein Secrets

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r Patel, to realign and clear the air amid the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The dinner, which was expected to include White House chief of staff Susie Wiles and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, was intended to be an informal, low•stakes situation where the administration could discuss its handling o

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ef of Staff Under Federal Probe EFTA01656003 SC World (06/02, Staff Writer) reported that the personal mobile device of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles was infiltrated in a cyberattack, allowing attackers to impersonate her in messages and calls to various officials. According to the article, the i

en), Reuters (06/02, Gracia, Wingrove, McKay) (2), Washington Examiner (06/02, Deese), Washington Times (06/02, Picket) (2), ABC News (06/02, Barr, Shapiro, et al.), CBS News (06/02, Thomas), The Guardian (06/02, Gedeon), USA Today (06/02, Bacon, Hughes, et al.), New York Post (06/02, Glebova), Newsweek

White House Chief of Staff Under Federal Probe SC World (06/02, Staff Writer) reported that the personal mobile device of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles was infiltrated in a cyberattack, allowing attackers to impersonate her in messages and calls to various officials. According to the article, the i