Epstein Secrets

e of his most vocal defenders during his first impeachment, and later joined Trump's allies in questioning the results of last year's election. The Los Angeles Times (5/6, 3.37M) says Stefanik and Cheney "personify the choice now facing the Republican Party at a crossroads: Should it remain defined by Trump - emb

ho also sued Georgia over voting limits the state passed in March." The CBS Evening News' (5/6, story 5, 2:05, O'Donnell, 4.04M) reported that "the NAACP says it is suing the state of Florida" over the law. ABC World News Tonight (5/6, story 4, 1:10, Muir, 6.52M) provided similar coverage Thursday ev

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alleged financial misconduct at the NAACP Providence branch to federal investigators. The disclosure by Deputy Chief Tim O'Hara comes after national NAACP leaders announced Tuesday evening they had suspended the local branch's leadership and filed a complaint with city police that O'Hara described as "

announced that gyms and fitness facilities, as well as day camps, museums, zoos and hotels for leisure travel will be allowed to reopen on Friday. (Los Angeles Times) • Hawaii Gov. David Ige (D) extended the state's emergency restrictions through July, which will require visitors to quarantine for two weeks aft

wn Jacksonville on Aug. 27, 1960. (Bettmann Archive/Getty Images) In 1960, Rodney Hurst was 16 and the president of the local Youth Council of the NAACP. He and several of his black high school classmates were sitting at a "whites only" lunch counter in Jacksonville when they were spit on — and then