Epstein Secrets

13 The Wall Street Journal <https://www.wsj.com/articles/satellite-study-reveals-enormity-of-melting-ice-shelves- in-antarctica-11597071600> (8/10, Hernandez, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports that a study published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience says the ice that hangs off Antarctica and

ent partners, and the communities we serve- whose intolerance of the abuse of public office prompts them to come forward and report it,' he said." The Houston Chronicle <https://www.houstonchronicle.corrillocalleducation/campus-chronicles/article/Former- TSU-official-tied-to-admissions-scandal-15473600.php> (8/10, Te

a group of 'active/retired law enforcement or military,' and that the group had 'armed members near your home." The San Francisco Chronicle (1/27, Hernandez, 2.44M) reports, "Phone records reviewed by FBI detectives found that Lemke's phone was subscribed 'under the name 'Alameda County Sheriffs Departm

the federal agreement with Texas "are enforceable, but similar agreements were struck with several other states under the former administration." The Houston Chronicle (1/26, Goldenstein, 982K) reports that the "nationwide order marks Paxton's first win in what he's predicted will be a string of legal action agains

s!" In Response To Coronavirus, States And Cities Cancel, Limit Fourth Of July Celebrations. EFTA00148662 According to the Washington Post (7/3, Hernandez, Guarino, 14.2M), "Cities and communities of all sizes, from Miami to Los Angeles, are dispensing with the elaborate Independence Day festivities t

ssment. Speaking to NPR's Mary Louise Kelly, her sister Lupe Guillen said that's because she didn't think such a report would be taken seriously." The Houston Chronicle (7/5, 730K) reports, "Guillen's disappearance, and her family's allegations that she was sexually harassed, drew attention from activists, lawmakers

retrial motions he would file and how much investigating his team needs to do, adding that he assumed it would involve international travel." Judge Hernandez "noted the case is complicated because of its international aspects, the requirements of classified discovery and other issues." COUNTER-INTELLIGEN

early vaccine access and robocallers impersonating government agencies." Message boards on the dark web offer purported COVID-19 vaccines for sale. The Houston Chronicle (1/5, Forward, 982K) reports indicators of fraud include "advertisements for paying for early access to the vaccine or requests for patients to pay

om that country's foreign minister. Study Finds Antarctic Ice Shelves Melting Faster Than They're Being Replenished. The Wall Street Journal (8/10, Hernandez, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports that a study published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience says the ice that hangs off Antarctica and

ment partners, and the communities we serve- whose intolerance of the abuse of public office prompts them to come forward and report it,' he said." The Houston Chronicle (8/10, Tedesco, Britto, 730K) reports, "Controversies at the law school's admissions office led to months of friction between TSU's regents and Aust

er Public Works head Mohammed Nuru." Herrera "initiated administrative debarment proceedings Monday that would prevent the construction company and Hernandez from competing for a city contract for five years, the maximum allowed under law, the City Attorney's Office announced Tuesday. Hernandez, a former

chewich, 4.57M), and the Daily Beast (7/14, Briquelet, 1.39M). Woman Charged With Helping Dispose Of Fort Hood Soldier's Remains Appears In Court. The Houston Chronicle (7/14, Banks, 730K) reports, "Cecily Aguilar, charged with helping dispose of the body of murder victim Vanessa Guinan, was held without bond in a f

ughter." The shooting gained greater attention "a month later, after the killing of George Floyd provoked a national furor over police behavior. Now Hernandez's death has become a cause celebre, protested by Black Lives Matter and questioned by a candidate for district attorney." Authorities Identify Man

ries at three banks in the state since last year." KSAZ-TV Phoenix (7/18, 33K) also reports. FBI Probing Deadly Police Shooting In Houston, Texas. The Houston Chronicle (7/17, Jordan, 730K) reports, "The FBI is on the scene of a deadly officer-involved shooting Friday morning in southeast Houston." According to the

rness looking for those bad actors. We see this as an absolute win, it's only going to supplement and help reinforce the work we're already doing." Hernandez, who co-chairs the Federal Chief Information Security Officers Council, "detailed the agencies' threat-hunting activities, which grew in response to

raining on hate crimes for law enforcement, establish hate crime hotlines and allow for a 'rehabilitation' effort for perpetrators of hate crimes." The Houston Chronicle (4/22, Wermund, 982K) reports that "before the final vote, Democrats rejected" a handful of amendments by Republicans, including one Sen. Ted Cruz (

her testifying in Maxwell's summer tria 'A court Texas Grand Jury Indicts Deputies For Manslaughter In Ambler's Death. The Washington Post (3/30, Hernandez, 10.52M) reports that a Texas grand jury on Tuesday indicted former Williamson County deputies James Johnson and Zachary Camden on manslaughter cha

k Post (3/30, Lapin, 7.45M), and CNN (3/30, Alvarez, Sands, 89.21M) on its website. Lawyers For DACA Recipients Ask Houston Judge To Delay Ruling. The Houston Chronicle (3/30, 982K) reports, "Lawyers in a key immigration challenge briefed a Houston federal judge on how legislative developments could impact the lawsu

om that country's foreign minister. Study Finds Antarctic Ice Shelves Melting Faster Than They're Being Replenished. The Wall Street Journal (8/10, Hernandez, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports that a study published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience says the ice that hangs off Antarctica and

ment partners, and the communities we serve- whose intolerance of the abuse of public office prompts them to come forward and report it,' he said." The Houston Chronicle (8/10, Tedesco, Britto, 730K) reports, "Controversies at the law school's admissions office led to months of friction between TSU's regents and Aust