Epstein Secrets

e, Apple On Foreign-Owned Apps. The Hill (7/14, Miller, 2.98M) reports House Oversight and Reform Committee national security subcommittee Chairman Lynch "urged Google and Apple to be more transparent with customers about the potential data privacy dangers of foreign-made apps." He "reached out to the

signation letter surfaced." Foreign Policy: Mosley Hiring At USAID Part Of Effort To "Seed" Agencies With Trump "Loyalists." Foreign Policy (7/14, Lynch, Gramer, 340K) reports President Trump "has added another political loyalist and anti-abortion advocate to its roster of political hires" at USAID,

ent." WISH-TV Indianapolis (7/14, 33K) also reports. No Criminal Charges To Be Filed In Black Man's 2018 Custody Death In Louisiana. The AP (7/14, McGill) reports from New Orleans, "No criminal charges will be filed against any of four sheriff's deputies in connection with the 2018 asphyxiation and be

killing his 2-year-old daughter; and Dustin Lee Honken, for shooting and killing five people, including two children." According to Reuters (7/25, Lynch), "Early in the Trump administration, former Attorney General Jeff Sessions ordered the Federal Bureau of Prisons to examine what steps might be re

l this rancid spending. Reminds me of 2008 bailout vote." Barr Discusses Antitrust Concerns Related To Tech Companies With States. Politico (7/25, McGill, 4.29M) reports "a group of state attorneys general" met with Attorney General Barr on Thursday "to discuss antitrust concerns related to major tech

vided by Daily Mail (10/01, Lepore), Fox News (10/01, Wolf), Jewish Insider (10/01, Deutch), Just the News (10/01, Severi), National Review (10/01, Lynch), New York Post (10/01, Nava), Newsweek (10/01, Silverman), Politico (10/01, Pellish), Raw Story (10/01, Edwards), and USA Today (10/01, Bagchi). B

w $1,000 to make the trip, followed by repeated requests for additional money. Ultimately, he vanished, leaving the woman defrauded and heartbroken. McGill said such scams—non- romantic but emotionally manipulative—are among the most common fraud schemes reported against seniors in recent years, accordi