Epstein Secrets

s, Hawley and Blumenthal "wrote that they were `extremely concerned' that Zoom and TikTok had potentially disclosed private American information to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and censored content on the CCP's behalf." The senators wrote, "As tens of millions of Americans turn to Zoom and TikTok during the COVID-19

ttps://www.usnews.corn/news/best-states/arkansas/articles/2020-07-30/fleeing-man-shot-by-fbi-in- little-rock-will-remain-in-jail> (7/30) reports from Little Rock, Arkansas, "A Little Rock man will remain in jail after he was shot by an FBI agent when he reportedly attempted to drive through a line of police v

rs, Hawley and Blumenthal wrote that they were "extremely concerned" that Zoom and TikTok had potentially disclosed private American information to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and censored content on the CCP's behalf. [Continue Reading] See also: Bloomberg Reuters Washington Times Newsweek: "Congress Can't Cut Unemp

Spencerport Road in Gates on October 31 and the M&T Bank on Panorama Trail in Penfield on December 17. [Continue Reading] EFTA00040911 KATV-ABC (Little Rock, AR): "Former Arkansas prison guard sentenced to prison for smuggling contraband," Unattributed, July 30, 2020, 7:00 PM A former Arkansas prison gu

the Chinese government conducts on American industries." Pompeo is quoted as saying, "The idea that anyone in the tech space could not know of what the Chinese Communist Party is attempting to steal and the cyberattacks they are making seems incredulous to me." Blumenthal And Hawley Urge DOJ To Probe TikTok And Zoom's Tie

attorney Mark Means potentially had a conflict of interest in the case." Man Shot By FBI In Arkansas Will Remain Jailed. The AP (7/30) reports from Little Rock, Arkansas, "A Little Rock man will remain in jail after he was shot by an FBI agent when he reportedly attempted to drive through a line of police

lic Radio (5/20, Hewitt) reports that FBI Special Agent David Fitzgibbons "said he believes the 'greatest long term threat in the United States...is the Chinese Communist Party." Fitzgibbons also "said it's almost guaranteed China has all of the personal information of every EFTA00149741 American adult" and added that th

eral investigators to "continue with their civil rights investigation." Arkansas Teacher's Assistant Arrested On Child Pornography Charges. KTHV-TV Little Rock, AR (5/20, 125K) reports from Little Rock, Arkansas, "According to FBI Little Rock, officials are seeking to identify potential victims in a child p

ise says Trump "devoted much of his remarks to contrasting his position on Beijing" with Biden, whose "entire career," he said, "has been a gift to the Chinese Communist Party." The Washington Post (7/14, Nakamura, Olorunnipa, Rucker, 14.2M) is more direct, saying the President "held a Rose Garden event under the guise of

ne" After First Federal Execution In 17 Years. • Anti-Crime Operation Draws Mixed Response From Community Leaders In Kansas City. OTHER FBI NEWS • Little Rock, Arkansas FBI Offers Civil Rights Training To Civilians. • Convicted Michigan Contractor Gets Reduction Of Federal Prison Sentence. • Arkansas Judg

Sunday that President Trump "plans to take action on a what he sees as a broad array of national security risks presented by software connected to the Chinese Communist Party." Appearing on Fox News' Sunday Morning Futures? , Pompeo said, "These Chinese software companies doing business in the United States, whether it's

rse Informs Attendees About Rights. The Arkansas Democrat Gazette (8/2, Sanders, 307K) reports, "With tables 6 feet apart Saturday, FBI agents from Little Rock taught a public course in Jacksonville on federal civil rights and 'color of law' investigations as they pertain to law enforcement. The goal was to

ats posed by these nations. Hinojosa cited the recent FBI arrest of two individuals operating a secret police station in New York City on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party as evidence of China's security threat to the U.S. Opinion: America's Spies Are Losing Their Edge An opinion piece published by Bloomberg (04/30, H

ical school cadavers to a Pennsylvania man for nearly $11,000. According to the article, the April 5 indictment, unsealed Friday in federal court in Little Rock, accuses Candace Chapman Scott, 36, a former mortuary worker, of setting up the transactions with a man she met through a Facebook group about "odd

man intervention," relying on advanced Al capabilities that did not exist in comparable form just a year earlier. The article further reported that the Chinese Communist Party is simultaneously targeting local infrastructure— including water systems, electric grids, gas plants, ports, communication networks, and transportat

Psychologist Indicted Over Defrauding Insurers More Than $500K Arkansas Business (11/20, Staff Writer) reported that Krameelah Banks, a 48-year-old Little Rock psychologist, has been indicted for defrauding Medicare and Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield out of over $500,000. According to the article, the i

Sunday that President Trump "plans to take action on a what he sees as a broad array of national security risks presented by software connected to the Chinese Communist Party." Appearing on Fox News' Sunday Morning FuturesY , Pompeo said, "These Chinese software companies doing business in the United States, whether it's

rse Informs Attendees About Rights. The Arkansas Democrat Gazette (8/2, Sanders, 307K) reports, "With tables 6 feet apart Saturday, FBI agents from Little Rock taught a public course in Jacksonville on federal civil rights and 'color of law' investigations as they pertain to law enforcement. The goal was to

the Chinese government conducts on American industries." Pompeo is quoted as saying, "The idea that anyone in the tech space could not know of what the Chinese Communist Party is attempting to steal and the cyberattacks they are making seems incredulous to me." Blumenthal And Hawley Urge DO) To Probe TikTok And Zoom's Tie

attorney Mark Means potentially had a conflict of interest in the case." Man Shot By FBI In Arkansas Will Remain Jailed. The AP (7/30) reports from Little Rock, Arkansas, "A Little Rock man will remain in jail after he was shot by an FBI agent when he reportedly attempted to drive through a line of police