Epstein Secrets

tence After Pleading Guilty To Drug Charges. • Detective Describes Unearthing Of Idaho Children's Remains. • FBI Leads Law Enforcement Operation In Indianapolis. • NJ State Senator Nicholas Scutari Says Mayor Lied To Spark Investigation For Political Ends. • Wheeling, WV Man Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy To P

c by House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff during last year's impeachment investigation of President Trump "can remain concealed from the public." Judicial Watch sued Schiff and his committee in December "seeking access to `the controversial subpoenas issued for phone records,' including those of Trump lawye

t Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Analysis Nazak Nikakhtar Location: Rm 253, Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, DC; 10:00 AM • USS Indianapolis crew honored with Congressional Gold Medal virtually - Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony honoring the crew of the USS Indianapolis - which earned 10

tment has agreed "to release at least some of fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe's text messages following a yearslong FOIA lawsuit pursued by Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group." The Justice Department "told a DC federal court last week that it had found dozens of potentially relevant texts f

eo based on distinctive arm tattoos, even though he was wearing a long wig." Continuing Coverage: Indiana Woman Accused Of Abusing Animals. WTHR-TV Indianapolis (7/17, 465K) reported Krystal Cherika Scott "was arrested Tuesday at her Kokomo home on federal animal cruelty charges, specifically two counts of m

oop" On Counter-Intelligence Briefing. The Washington Times (7/17, Scarborough, 492K) reported that, according to newly released emails obtained by Judicial Watch, FBI Agent Peter Strzok and his FBI Crossfire Hurricane unit "were focused on the White House during President Trump's inauguration celebration, so

hout telling anyone would be very out of character for Linda." FBI Probing Alleged Racially-Charged Indiana Beating As Possible Hate Crime. WXIN-TV Indianapolis (7/10, McQuaid, 434K) reports from Bloomington, Indiana, "Vauhxx Booker, a local civil rights activist and member of the Monroe County Human Rights

wer's Unmasking Efforts Must Be Exposed. In a commentary in the Daily Caller (7/11, 716K),Chris Farrell, director of investigations and research at Judicial Watch, wrote, "This week Judicial Watch filed a FOIA lawsuit against the State Department seeking information on former UN Ambassador Samantha Power's pot

bility That Epstein Was Killed In Custody. • Man Who Killed Somali Student At Kansas City Mosque Sentenced To Prison • FBI, Police Conduct Raids In Indianapolis. • FBI Continues Probe Of 2019 Dayton, Ohio Mass Shooting. • Texas Developer Facing Bribery Charges Is Placed On House Arrest. • Virginia Gang Mem

Hunter Biden's business associates." Judicial Watch Sues DHS For Hunter Biden Travel Records. The Washington TiMPc (8/4, Swoyer, 492K) reports that Judicial Watch has sued DHS "to obtain travel records for Hunter Biden while he had a Secret Service detail." The suit, filed on Friday in federal court in Washing

tence After Pleading Guilty To Drug Charges. • Detective Describes Unearthing Of Idaho Children's Remains. • FBI Leads Law Enforcement Operation In Indianapolis. • NJ State Senator Nicholas Scutari Says Mayor Lied To Spark Investigation For Political Ends. • Wheeling, WV Man Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy To P

tion with the impeachment inquiry of the President, and the Speech or Debate Clause of the Constitution provides immunity from suit to defendants." Judicial Watch "is considering an appeal." Trump Signs Another Executive Order Restricting H1B Visas. The Daily Caller (8/3, Datoc, 716K) reports President Trump

t Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Analysis Nazak Nikakhtar Location: Rm 253, Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, DC; 10:00 AM • USS Indianapolis crew honored with Congressional Gold Medal, virtually - Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony honoring the crew of the USS Indianapolis - which earned 1

tment has agreed "to release at least some of fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe's text messages following a yearslong FOIA lawsuit pursued by Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group." The Justice Department "told a DC federal court last week that it had found dozens of potentially relevant texts f