Epstein Secrets

News (11/24, Dilanian, Mitchell) also reported on the story. Digital Technology Poses New Obstacle for U.S. Spies The Wall Street Journal (11/27, Strobel) reported that a trained CIA case officer could once cross borders with a wallet full of aliases or confidently travel through foreign cities undete

ormer employees could have symptoms of Havana Syndrome, which got its name after a group of diplomats and CIA officers reported symptoms in 2016 at the U.S. Embassy in Cuba. Fox News (11/26, Aitken), The Guardian (11/25, Staff Writer), and the New York Post (11/24, Crane) also reported on the story. Additionally

ions firmly denied the accusations, calling them "malicious disinformation traced to Russian intelligence:' According to the Washington Post (07/31, Strobel), the declassified document included in the Durham report showed that while the FBI investigated claims that Hillary Clinton had approved a campaign

pionage, and influence from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Director Patel, who made a discreet visit to Wellington, said in a video released by the U.S. Embassy that countering the CCP in the Pacific region is "one of the most important global issues" facing the two countries. According to the article, Direc

n the attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, and should be dismantled. Additional reporting on the story was provided by the Washington Post (07/30, Strobel, Masih), MSNBC (07/30, Benen), Associated Press (07/30, Groves), Raw Story (07/30, Chapman), Breitbart (07/30, Weibel), Washington State Standard (

st cyber intrusions and ransomware operations and most importantly protecting our respective citizenry," Director Patel added in a video released by the U.S. Embassy in Wellington. The article explained that the FBI has had a suboffice in New Zealand since 2017, and the two countries work closely on policing iss