Epstein Secrets

ters notifying California politicians, aides, and lobbyists that their calls and texts had been captured on a wiretap — has sent shock waves through Sacramento's tightknit political class. Federal prosecutors say Williamson was at the center of a scheme to divert $225,000 from a dormant campaign account for

ost exhaustive investigations in the bureau's history, involving more than 1,000 interviews worldwide, hundreds of agents, and full access to all of Crooks' electronic accounts and devices. Director Patel, Deputy Director Bongino, and a senior official told Fox News Digital that the case was a May One p

gedly stole millions through a Ponzi scheme that preyed on investors in a fake litigation fund for personal injury attorneys. Maria Dickerson, 47, a Sacramento resident who also went by Dulce Pino and other names, was charged in a federal indictment, unsealed in California federal court on Tuesday with 32

at Trump suggested without proof that Democrats are paying for the legal fees of the father of the dead gunman Thomas Crooks. While the FBI unlocked Crooks' phone fairly easily after his July 13 assassination attempt, Trump claimed the FBI couldn't open the apps and that was "suspicious." That piled on

ters notifying California politicians, aides, and lobbyists that their calls and texts had been captured on a wiretap — has sent shock waves through Sacramento's tightknit political class. Federal prosecutors say Williamson was at the center of a scheme to divert $225,000 from a dormant campaign account for

ost exhaustive investigations in the bureau's history, involving more than 1,000 interviews worldwide, hundreds of agents, and full access to all of Crooks' electronic accounts and devices. Director Patel, Deputy Director Bongino, and a senior official told Fox News Digital that the case was a "Day One