Epstein Secrets

l Lewis "has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison after being found guilty of trafficking a half-million dollars of cocaine from Atlanta to Albany in 2015." The Journal-Constitution quotes US Attorney Byung Pak, who said, "My office and the Office of National Drug Control Policy's HIDTA progra

inue producing documents to the committee on a rolling basis." The Federalist (8/10, Osburn, 126K) points out "the letter also addressed a weekend Washington Post op-ed by Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., in which he claimed that `disinformation and deception are gaining a toehold in Congress' as Johnson moves forw

aring a Black Lives Matter T-shirt, but no comments had been made by anyone." Another Defendant In Georgia "Operation Wu Block" Pleads Guilty. The Albany (GA) Herald (7/13) reports from Athens, Georgia, "A defendant charged in an ongoing, large-scale drug trafficking investigation dubbed 'Operation Wu

ause an inflammatory and factually incorrect White House statement attacked his prosecution of President Donald Trump's ally Roger Stone." Mueller's Washington Post op-ed on Saturday...came after members of the special counsel's team had urged him to say something. The sources "said Mueller decided not to speak after

yroll processing company that abruptly shuttered on Sept. 5 after Mann's banks, suspecting him of fraud, froze his accounts, authorities said." The Albany (NY) Times Union (9/23, Williams, 457K) reports that Mann "appeared in U.S. District Court Monday afternoon with his attorney Michael Koenig, a week

al foe are a tipping point. ... Seven freshman Democrats with previous service in the military, defense and U.S. intelligence said in a Monday night Washington Post op-ed that if the allegations against Trump are true, 'we believe these actions represent an impeachable offense."' In the Washington Post (9/23, 14.2M),

l Lewis "has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison after being found guilty of trafficking a half-million dollars of cocaine from Atlanta to Albany in 2015." The Journal-Constitution quotes US Attorney Byung Pak, who said, "My office and the Office of National Drug Control Policy's HIDTA progra

inue producing documents to the committee on a rolling basis." The Federalist (8/10, Osburn, 126K) points out "the letter also addressed a weekend Washington Post op-ed by Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., in which he claimed that `disinformation and deception are gaining a toehold in Congress' as Johnson moves forw