Epstein Secrets

Lewis (D-GA) death and his legacy were the subjects of a great deal of discussion on the Sunday talk shows. The Washington Post (7/19, Zakrzewski, Willis, 14.2M) reports that Democratic lawmakers called for policies to honor Lewis' legacy. House Majority Whip Clyburn "urged President Trump and Senate

ere are calls to rename the Edmund Pettus bridge after" Lewis. It was "on that bridge in March of 1965 that he lead protestors across from Selma to Montgomery as they were fighting for their voting rights. They were met with opposition from law enforcement. And it is that moment that became known as Blood

rict Attorney Fani Willis noted that her office conducted those interviews on April 12 and April 14, suggesting an active and ongoing investigation. Willis disclosed in the filing that more than one of the false electors had described potential violations of Georgia state law by another one. The articl

18, Folkenflik, Yang), NBC News (04/18, Timm), USA TODAY (04/18, Calhoun), The Hill (04/18, Latour), Forbes (04/18, Reimann), Law360 (04/18, Pappas, Montgomery), CBS News (04/18, Quinn, Hymes, EFTA00160432 Sganga), Bloomberg (04/18, Larson, Feeley), CNN (04/18, Cohen, Darcy), Wall Street Journal (04/18, M

allowing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to remain on the case. According to the articles, Trump and eight others had sought to remove Willis, arguing that her relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade created a conflict of interest. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee h

tgomery co-founded, called eTreppid, to develop software for use in the war on terror. According to the article, the FBI then started to investigate Montgomery based on the claims he had classified documents. In 2006 the FBI, IRS, and Drug Enforcement Administration raided his home in Reno, where, accordin