Epstein Secrets

ll adds the activists "can be heard chanting: 'One, two, three, four, slavery, genocide and war. Five, six, seven, eight, America was never great." USA Today (7/4, Hauck, 10.31M) reports protesters "held rallies, marches and sit-ins Saturday in Chicago, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles and more than a dozen

olvement in a public corruption scandal." The FBI investigated the corruption scandal. FBI Discusses Election Fraud Threats In Texas. The El Paso (TX) Times (7/2, 123K) reported that FBI El Paso agents "are being proactive in their efforts to stop election fraud including cybercrimes, campaign misconduct

bon, 4.57M) also reports on the Giuliani incident. Most Black Lives Matter Demonstrations Have Been Peaceful. In an approximately 4,500 word piece, USA Today (10/24, 10.31M) reports that President Trump "and his supporters continue to warn voters that big cities run by Democrats are 'going to hell' due t

operation and composition of the grand jury in this case,' the document states." US Charges Costa Rican Man In $1M Lottery Tax Scam. The El Paso (TX) Times (10/24, 123K) reports, "A Costa Rican man has been indicted by a federal grand jury in El Paso in an alleged lottery scam." Allan Francisco Castrill

behalf, including one with deep ties to President Trump." Congress Wants Apple, Google To Warn Users About TikTok Posing "National Security Risks." USA Today (7/15, Brown, 10.31M) reports Congress is "asking Apple and Google to warn users about apps that pose 'national security risks' days after the gover

eclines." OTHER FBI NEWS FBI Warns Of Fake Phone Calls Claiming Agents Will Shut Down El Paso, Texas Due To COVID-19. EFTA00150137 The El Paso (TX) Times (7/15, Martinez, 123K) reports, "FBI officials are warning of prank phone calls attempting to cause fear by falsely claiming that federal agents wil

right to have at least 30 days to prepare for a trial in the state Senate," which means "such a proceeding likely couldn't conclude until October." USA Today (8/9, 12.7M) says "critics of the governor and advocates for harassment victims have criticized the timeframe of the Assembly's process, urging them

cocaine distribution." The DEA was involved with the investigation that led to Garcia's plea, according to the KVIA article and a similar El Paso (TX) Times (8/9, Martinez, 168K) story. The Border Report (8/9, Ortiz) does not mention the DEA in its Garcia guilty plea coverage. North Carolina Drug Invest