Epstein Secrets

rls. Fox News (07/01, Vacchiano, Ruiz), the Times (07/01, Hurley, Pavia), New York Post (07/01, Reyes), BBC (07/01, Matza), USA TODAY (07/01, Baltz, Phillips), Washington Post (07/01, Rozsa), ABC News (07/01, Hill), Newsweek (07/01, Lewis), and the New York Daily News (07/01, Wilkinson) also reported on t

e sake of profits." Back to Top COUNTERTERRORISM U.S. Military Says European Forces Vigilant Amid Reports of Terror Alert The Epoch Times (07/01, Phillips) reported that the U.S. military's European command has increased its vigilance amid reports of a potential terrorist threat against U.S. bases in E

a wrong by reversing his opposition to the potential parole of Native American activist Leonard Peltier. The author quoted Director Wray, who said, "Peltier is a ruthless murderer who has shown an utter lack of remorse for his many crimes. His release would strike a serious blow to the rule of law." The

slurs to each other between 2019 to EFTA00160438 2021, with one of the texts directed at Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe, a black man. Newsweek (04/18, Phillips), and CBS News (04/18, Czachor) also reported on the story. An Oklahoma Newspaper's Secret Recording Prompts Calls for Officials to Resign The New

n maximum security prison for crimes he has always denied. According to the article, the international human rights group is urging Biden to release Peltier on humanitarian grounds — exactly 46 years after he was convicted for killing two FBI agents in a trial rife with irregularities and due process vio

confinement and five years of probation for wire fraud related to fraudulent use of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). According to the article, Phillips used his FBI-issued credentials to submit a false PPP application, claiming a non-existent payroll and submitting a fraudulent IRS Form 941 to suppo

ly 50 years in prison for the killing of two FBI agents during a 1975 shootout at Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. The article explained that Peltier, EFTA00162500 now 80, has always maintained his innocence, and the film highlights the long-running calls from activists and public figures, incl

rk. The complaint alleges that tips, reports, and complaints about Epstein's activities were provided to the FBI starting in 1996. USA TODAY (07/02, Phillips, Baltz), and the Independent (07/02, Liddell) also reported on the story. FBI, Arizona Police Say Tips From Public Helped Arrest Man Who Made Threa

essage to Indian Country regarding the impacts of the federal government's actions and policies of the 1970s." The FBI and its former agents dispute Peltier's claims of innocence, with Mike Clark, president of the Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI, stating, "They were down, they were wounded, t