Epstein Secrets

nesota Man Facing Federal Sextortion, Child Pornography Charges. The Minneapolis Star Tribune (5/4, 855K) reports Mitchell James Ottinger of Carver, Minnesota, "has been charged in a case involving child pornography and sextortion." Ottinger, who worked as a substitute teacher and paraprofessional, "was c

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

TERRORISM • Texas Man Sentenced For Federal Reserve Bomb Threat. • Two Washington Women Charged With Train Track Interference. • Co-Conspirator In Minnesota Terrorism Case Testifies He Botched Abortion Clinic Bombing On Purpose. • AP Chronicles Long Road To Prosecution Of ISIS "Beatles." • Defeat-ISIS

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

Detective Pleads Guilty To Lying About Drug Bust. • FBI Probing Discovery Of Tracking Devices On Two Missouri Officials' Cars. • US Charges Former Minnesota Officer With Extortion, Drug Theft. • Accused Killer Was Caught After Applying For Unemployment During Pandemic. • Family Members Sentenced For Tex

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"

nesota Man Facing Federal Sextortion, Child Pornography Charges. The Minneapolis Star Tribune (5/4, 855K) reports Mitchell James Ottinger of Carver, Minnesota, "has been charged in a case involving child pornography and sextortion." Ottinger, who worked as a substitute teacher and paraprofessional, "was c

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

TERRORISM • Texas Man Sentenced For Federal Reserve Bomb Threat. • Two Washington Women Charged With Train Track Interference. • Co-Conspirator In Minnesota Terrorism Case Testifies He Botched Abortion Clinic Bombing On Purpose. • AP Chronicles Long Road To Prosecution Of ISIS "Beatles." • Defeat-ISIS

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

Detective Pleads Guilty To Lying About Drug Bust. • FBI Probing Discovery Of Tracking Devices On Two Missouri Officials' Cars. • US Charges Former Minnesota Officer With Extortion, Drug Theft. • Accused Killer Was Caught After Applying For Unemployment During Pandemic. • Family Members Sentenced For Tex

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"