Epstein Secrets

ime in six weeks, Alex Cintron drove in three runs and the White Sox completed a three-game sweep to move within 51/4 games of AL Central leader Detroit. A sellout crowd chanted "Sweep! Sweep!" as it saw a White Sox team that was a season-high 10 games be- AL ROUNDUP hind Detroit on Monday win i

s that everyone wants the community to be safer. and number two, there isn't m anybody around who doesn't want their environment to be beautiful? Frankel said. The proposal includes only the spending plan for the general departments, such as police, fire and parks. It doesn't include spending pla

ate also hopes to install card readers that can scan driver licenses fi an . to con- firm applicants' identities. • saimeta_csaamaiwteboostcom Frankel, Mitchell at odds over rate W. BUDGET farm 18 Coleman Park neighborhood in the city's north end. ft• city will then pursue grant money to help

o the FBI release." WXYZ-TV <https://wvvw.wxyz.corn/news/14-year-old-from-texas-who-was-enticed-to-leave-found-in-northern- EFTA00137305 michigan> Detroit (11/23, 236K) reports that according to the Michigan State Police, "troopers, the FBI, U.S. Attorney's Office and Antrim County Sheriff's Office exe

Government-Backed Pandemic Loan. The Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.corn/business/2020/11/23/fitle-lender-gets-pandemic-aid/> (11/23, Frankel, I4.2M) reports, "A company owned by a major donor to President Trump that operates auto-title EFTA00137333 loan stores with names such as LoanSta

le, 14.2M) says that while GOP officials on Monday "cited what they described as `significant problems and irregularities' in Wayne County, home of Detroit," state and county election data "shows that four years ago - when...Trump carried the state by a much narrower margin - twice as many Detroit preci

reatened to veto the bill if it remains." Major Trump Donor Received $25M Low-Interest Government-Backed Pandemic Loan. The Washington Post (11/23, Frankel, 14.2M) reports, "A company owned by a major donor to President Trump that operates auto-title loan stores with names such as LoanStar and Moneymax