Epstein Secrets

thers," Adam Schiff, a California Democrat and chair of the House intelligence committee, told CNN's State of the Union. The article also noted that Schiff said he was concerned about the Department of Justice, for a perceived lack of interest in investigating Trump's actions, including asking official

hington Post (11/24, Bella), NBC News (11/24, Fieldstadt), Business Insider (11/24, Rostock), and The Hill (11/24, Rai) also reported on the story. Schiff Says Mark Meadows Contempt Decision Imminent The Guardian (11/28, Pengelly) reported that the House select committee investigating the Capitol attac

ey've clearly demonstrated a willingness if not a propensity to lie. Roger Stone was convicted of lying to Congress, and of course, Alex Jones is a Sandy Hook conspiracy theorist and 9/11 denier. So there is concern about their willingness, to tell the truth, and there is also a strong risk that, as such p

Committee became little more than a partisan tool to influence the presidential race, a dangerous precedent that will haunt Congress for decades," Schiff wrote. "The committee is solely concerned with damaging [Clinton's] candidacy, searching for something, anything that can be insinuated against her.

about school shootings unless they inflict a level of devastation that makes them impossible to ignore. Most people are familiar with Columbine and Sandy Hook. When we look at the bigger picture, however, those mass shootings are revealed as tragic outliers in the overall trend of gun violence that has inf

supply chain by creating a task force within the ODNI and improving procurement to defend against intrusion." House Intelligence Committee Chairman Schiff (D-CA) said the House version "rejects the administration's misguided use of Overseas Contingency Operations funding as a budget gimmick to evade e

ting Back Against Conspiracy Theorists. EFTA00147487 The Washington Post (7/8, Svrluga, 14.2M) reports that amid conspiracy theories claiming the Sandy Hook shooting "was faked to generate urgency for gun-control laws," the families of those who were killed "have started fighting back publicly. Relatives