Epstein Secrets

Committee's request is "vague [and) overbroad" and has "come nowhere dose to demonstrating a particularized need" for the material. Fox News (9/13, Phillips, 27.59M) reports the committee "had filed a petition in federal court for lawmakers to obtain the grand jury material to determine whether to recomm

BC World News Tonight (9/15, lead story, 3:47, Llamas, 4.49M) if there is "any indication the House Judiciary Committee will open an investigation?" Phillips said, "Ifs possible. Sources say ifs not likely, though. Democrats in Congress are saying their options are limited, and removing Kavanaugh from the

clergy members were accused of sexual abuse or misconduct against minors." Harvard Investigating Donations From Epstein. The Washington Post (9/13, Svrluga, 14.2M) reports that the "results of an investigation" made public on Thursday by Harvard University President Lawrence Bacow indicates that his in

ly dismantled dozens of policies over the past two and-a-half years aimed at safeguarding human health and the planet." The Los Angeles Times (7/8, Phillips, 4.64M), in a story titled "Few Of Trump's Environmental Claims Stand Up To Scrutiny," reports Trump "held himself out as a leader in the fight to

ived the Trump administration." Families Of Sandy Hook Victims Fighting Back Against Conspiracy Theorists. EFTA00147487 The Washington Post (7/8, Svrluga, 14.2M) reports that amid conspiracy theories claiming the Sandy Hook shooting "was faked to generate urgency for gun-control laws," the families of

ulin she was not authorized to administer, leading to their deaths from severe hypoglycemia or low blood sugar, investigators said."USA Today (7/14, Phillips, 10.31M) reports, "The development comes two years after a criminal investigation into suspicious deaths of 10 veterans at the hospital began. All

een, 10.31M) that it staged an "abrupt about-face came after a backlash from universities and state officials." The Washington Post (7/14, Anderson, Svrluga, 14.2M) also refers to an "abrupt reversal" that followed "an edict that [had) stunned US higher education leaders and students worldwide," and Reu