Epstein Secrets

e him of criminal liability for claiming improper deductions or for intentionally not filing on time. The EFTA00163744 Washington Examiner (12/09, Willis), CNN (12/09, Liptak, Lee, Grayer), the Hill (12/08, Robertson), Newsweek (12/08, Plummer), Forbes (12/08, Erb), an additional Washington Examiner (

o reform FISA on Monday. One is from House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Turner (R-OH). The other is from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH). The Jordan plan enjoys broad, bipartisan support. The intelligence community prefers the Turner option — as does the Senate. Cyber Command'

hip with special prosecutor Nathan Wade, which has become a focal point in Donald Trump's 2020 election interference case. According to the article, Willis vehemently denied the claims, emphasizing that the trial concerns the defendants' efforts to undermine the 2020 election, not her personal conduct.

lso concluded that criminal charges were not warranted. The article added that the House Judiciary Committee, chaired by conservative firebrand Rep. Jim Jordan, (R-OH), will hold a hearing with special counsel Robert Hur on March 12, according to two people familiar with the plans who spoke anonymously to

n that quickly devolved into partisan critiques. The story was also reported on by ABC News (06/03, Parkinson, Haslett), Washington Examiner (06/03, Willis), Axios (06/03, Rubin), CBS News (06/03, Hubbard, Tin), Fox News (06/03, Wallace), CNN (06/03, Christensen, Hammond, Radford, et al.), NBC News (06/

State and Local Prosecutors Engaged in Politicized 'Lawfare' The Washington Times (06/03, Pickett, McPherson) reported that House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan suggested prohibiting federal funding for state prosecutors or state attorneys general involved in politicized prosecutions. That idea is among sev