Epstein Secrets

or a mug shot. (Minnesota Department of Corrections/Reuters) Derek Chauvin poses for a mug shot. (Minnesota Department of Corrections/Reuters) • A Minnesota judge dismissed a third-degree murder charge against Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer who pressed his knee on George Floyd's ne

xwell was charged earlier this year with trafficking minors in concert with Epstein and with lying under oath. (Rosalind Helderman, Shayna Jacobs, Beth Reinhard and Barrett) • A California appeals court sided with a lower-court judge on an August ruling ordering Uber and Lyft to stop classifying drivers as

options, this week moved to prohibit maskless indoor gatherings of 25 or more and require those attending larger outdoor events to wear a mask. In Minnesota, Gov. Tim Walz (D) has warned of more `nightmare' numbers to come, even as the state has instituted new restrictions on bars, restaurants and socia

aid investigators did not find evidence that his decision to sign off on the puzzlingly lenient deal was "based on corruption." (Matt Zapotosky and Beth Reinhard) The Senate is poised to confirm a controversial figure to the Federal Reserve. Judy Shelton is being considered for "a seat on the central bank's

moment that the late John McCain challenged a woman who falsely called Barack Obama a Muslim during the 2008 campaign. That rally took place in a Minnesota congressional district that neighbors the one represented by Omar. But, as Trump never tires of pointing out, McCain lost. -- Last night's rally

TOWARD WOMEN: -- "Behind the scenes the night Trump partied at Mar-a- Lago with Jeffrey Epstein and NFL cheerleaders," by Rosalind S. Helderman and Beth Reinhard: "In November 1992, eager for a comeback, Trump threw a raucous party with NFL cheerleaders at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida and invited NBC to

moment that the late John McCain challenged a woman who falsely called Barack Obama a Muslim during the 2008 campaign. That rally took place in a Minnesota congressional district that neighbors the one represented by Omar. But, as Trump never tires of pointing out, McCain lost. -- Last night's rally un

TOWARD WOMEN: -- "Behind the scenes the night Trump partied at Mar-a-Lago with Jeffrey Epstein and NFL cheerleaders," by Rosalind S. Helderman and Beth Reinhard: "In November 1992, eager for a comeback, Trump threw a raucous party with NFL cheerleaders at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida and invited NBC to

l reporting has shown little erosion of support for Trump and a survey from academics at Iowa State University of 700 farmers in Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota seems to back that reporting. The survey, led by ISU Professor Wendong Zhang, found that 57 percent of those farmers somewhat or strongly supported

ly 35 billion opioids — half of the pills distributed in the country — were handled by just 15 percent of pharmacies. Jenn Abelson, Andrew Ba Tran, Beth Reinhard and Aaron C. Davis report: "With the release and analysis of a federal database tracking every pain pill sold in the United States at the height of