Epstein Secrets

r 1,600 political prisoners remain behind bars, while opposition leaders have been forced into hiding or exile. Despite international condemnation, Maduro had himself inaugurated for a third term in January. Email Public Affairs to subscribe to the Daily News Briefing. Mobile version and archive availa

Email Public Affairs to subscribe to the Daily News Briefing. Mobile version and archive available here. Table of Contents IN THE NEWS • Head of FBI New York Office Says He's Retired From the Bureau After Being Ordered to Do So • AG Pam Bondi Says FBI Delivered 'Truckload' of Epstein Files • Director Patel Disp

ionage Plot, Accused of Carrying Out Missions for Iranian Agents • Nigerian Court Jails Separatist Leader Kanu for Life Over Terrorism • Rubio Says Maduro Is Terrorist-In-Chief of Venezuela's "Cartel de Los Soles." Is It Even a Real Group? • US Banks Shelve $20 Billion Bailout Plan for Argentina • Tru

fishly fund an unearned lavish lifestyle, by swindling unsuspecting victims and companies," said Christopher G. Raia, Assistant Director in Charge, FBI New York Field Office. Additional reporting was provided by BK Reader (11/20, Staff Writer). Congressman Says FBI Stonewalled Investigation Into Trump's Attempted Assassi

sile Capable of Carrying Super-Large Warhead • NATO to Establish Kyiv Post, and Seeks to 'Trump-Proof' Ukraine Aid • Ahead of Election, Venezuela's Maduro Says He Has Agreed to Resume Negotiations With United States • Ukrainian Air Base Under Fire as Russia Aims at F-16 Arrivals EFTA01655847 OTHER

FBI provided ERO New York City's Long Island officers with information pertaining to Hernandez Villanueva's Interpol Red Notice. The article quoted FBI New York Field Office acting Assistant Director in Charge Christie M. Curtis, who said, "One cannot get away with murder, even when attempting to flee and hide in another