Epstein Secrets

versities. • Napolitano Criticizes FISA As Unconstitutional Enabler Of "Security State." CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS • Former Zelensky Adviser Details Giuliani's Ukraine Dealings. • California Bar Owner Arrested For Selling Bogus COVID-19 Vaccine Cards. • Missing Colorado Woman's Husband Charged With Murde

y 6, 1:55, Holt, 5.3M), Andrea Mitchell interviewed Igor Novikov, former adviser to Ukrainian President Zelensky, for "a first-person account of how Rudy Giuliani was trying to damage" President Biden's campaign. Novikov, who "listened in as Giuliani pressed for Ukraine's president to investigate Biden," desc

dent Zelensky, for "a first-person account of how Rudy Giuliani was trying to damage" President Biden's

s actually the fewest since 1979. It's believed more women are putting off having babies and instead, freezing their eggs." The New York Times (5/5, Tavernise, 20.6M) reports that "early in the pandemic, there was speculation that the major changes in the life of American families could lead to a recovery

"who once helped Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani gather information" about Joe Biden, "p

Court In Manhattan. Reuters (11/30, Stempel, Freifeld) reports Ukraine-born businessman Lev Parnas, "who once helped Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani gather information" about Joe Biden, "pleaded not guilty to cheating investors in a fraud-insurance company, even after his former partner in the v

ormer partner in the venture pleaded guilty." During a hearing Monday before US District Judge Paul Oetken in Manhattan, Parnas "and another former Giuliani associate, Belarus-born Igor Fruman, also pleaded not guilty to violating campaign finance laws and other charges in an amended indictment." The W

s will probably near the record pace of about 2,200 a day from the period ended April 18." "Four experts" interviewed by the New York Times (11/30, Tavernise, 18.61M) "agreed that there probably will be an upward bump in cases linked to the holiday, similar to the rises that were seen after Memorial Day

7, King, Fritze, 10.31M) reports Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani "said the president would not concede t

rejected votes cast on Election Day by some voters in the U.S. presidential race." USA Today (11/7, King, Fritze, 10.31M) reports Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani "said the president would not concede the race, claiming without evidence that hundreds of thousands of ballots are in question." The Washington Ti

oncede the race, claiming without evidence that hundreds of thousands of ballots are in question." The Washington Times (11/7, Swoyer, 492K) reports Giuliani "told reporters there were dozens of poll observers who will testify to not being able to inspect mail- in ballots." The Times says Giuliani "estima

aining and equipment." NYTimes Analysis Discusses How Voters Were Divided In Their Perceptions Of Racial Justice Protests. A New York Times (11/7, Tavernise, Eligon, 18.61M) analysis says that "as the summer wore on and with it, sporadic looting and acts of vandalism, Americans became much more divided"

versities. • Napolitano Criticizes FISA As Unconstitutional Enabler Of "Security State." CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS • Former Zelensky Adviser Details Giuliani's Ukraine Dealings. • California Bar Owner Arrested For Selling Bogus COVID-19 Vaccine Cards. • Missing Colorado Woman's Husband Charged With Murde

6, 1:55, Holt, 5.3M), Andrea Mitchell interviewed Igor Novikov, former adviser to Ukrainian President Zelensky, for "a first-person account of how Rudy Giuliani was trying to damage" President Biden's campaign. Novikov, who "listened in as Giuliani pressed for Ukraine's president to investigate Biden," descr

ent Zelensky, for "a first-person account of how Rudy Giuliani was trying to damage" President Biden's

s actually the fewest since 1979. It's believed more women are putting off having babies and instead, freezing their eggs." The New York Times (5/5, Tavernise, 20.6M) reports that "early in the pandemic, there was speculation that the major changes in the life of American families could lead to a recovery

"who once helped Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani gather information" about Joe Biden, "p

Court In Manhattan. Reuters (11/30, Stempel, Freifeld) reports Ukraine-born businessman Lev Parnas, "who once helped Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani gather information" about Joe Biden, "pleaded not guilty to cheating investors in a fraud-insurance company, even after his former partner in the v

ormer partner in the venture pleaded guilty." During a hearing Monday before US District Judge Paul Oetken in Manhattan, Parnas "and another former Giuliani associate, Belarus-born Igor Fruman, also pleaded not guilty to violating campaign finance laws and other charges in an amended indictment." The W

s will probably near the record pace of about 2,200 a day from the period ended April 18." "Four experts" interviewed by the New York Times (11/30, Tavernise, 18.61M) "agreed that there probably will be an upward bump in cases linked to the holiday, similar to the rises that were seen after Memorial Day

rejected votes cast on Election Day by some voters in the U.S. presidential race." USA Today (11/7, King, Fritze, 10.31M) reports Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani "said the president would not concede the race, claiming without evidence that hundreds of thousands of ballots are in question." The Washington Ti

oncede the race, claiming without evidence that hundreds of thousands of ballots are in question." The Washington Times (11/7, Swoyer, 492K) reports Giuliani "told reporters there were dozens of poll observers who will testify to not being able to inspect mail- in ballots." The Times says Giuliani "estima

7, King, Fritze, 10.31M) reports Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani "said the president would not concede t

aining and equipment." NYTimes Analysis Discusses How Voters Were Divided In Their Perceptions Of Racial Justice Protests. A New York Times (11/7, Tavernise, Eligon, 18.61M) analysis says that "as the summer wore on and with it, sporadic looting and acts of vandalism, Americans became much more divided"