Epstein Secrets

ere are calls to rename the Edmund Pettus bridge after" Lewis. It was "on that bridge in March of 1965 that he lead protestors across from Selma to Montgomery as they were fighting for their voting rights. They were met with opposition from law enforcement. And it is that moment that became known as Blood

D-19 Cases Rising Across The Country. • Garcetti Says City Reopened Too Quickly, Warns He May Impose New Stay-At-Home Order. • Shalala Slams Trump, DeSantis, Says Florida Must Close Down Again. • DeWine Warns Ohio "Could Become Florida." • Mississippi Governor Says State Is Seeing "Significant Increased

Amendment Restoring Felons' Voting Rights. On NBC Nightly NewsVI (7/17, story 7, 2:42, Holt, 5.54M), correspondent Kerry Sanders said Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) previously "challenged a state constitutional amendment approved by Florida voters two years ago that restored voting rights to felons who compl

lained "the possibility of selling Puerto Rico was 'never seriously considered or discussed' after Trump floated the idea." The Daily Beast (7/13, Montgomery, 1.39M) also indicates "Duke said the idea didn't come up in a serious way after Trump's initial proposal," and Business Insider (7/13, Porter, 3.6

the data." The AP (7/13, Licon, Geller) reports that "officials and health experts in hard-hit Miami pushed back against pressure," both from Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and Trump, "to bring students back to classrooms next month." The AP says DeSantis "has argued that children have not proven to be vectors for

-hit Miami pushed back against pressure," both from Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and Trump, "to bring students back to classrooms next month." The AP says DeSantis "has argued that children have not proven to be vectors for the disease and that if retailers like Walmart can be reopened safely, then schools sho

son of interest connected to the detonation of an explosive device outside the Alabama Attorney General's office early Saturday morning in downtown Montgomery. The footage, distributed by the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, captures an individual, clad in a facemask, stocking cap, dark jacket, and gloves,

1, would carve out a limited exception to the secrecy that generally shrouds grand jury testimony in specific cases such as that involving Epstein, DeSantis said at a signing ceremony in Palm Beach, Florida, where many of the crimes took place at Epstein's home. The Hill (02/29, Timotija), NPR (02/29, Al

nto Jeffrey Epstein's abuse of dozens of underage girls will be released publicly later this year under legislation signed into law Thursday by Gov. Ron DeSantis. A local judge cited the new law in denying the release of the records for now. According to the article, the measure, which takes effect July 1, wo

lace during the span of one week, according to prosecutors." DeGregory Deon Lee, 24, "was found guilty this month of committing 10 robberies across Montgomery in October 2016, Al.com reported, citing an announcement from Middle District of Alabama U.S. Attorney Louis V. Franklin and FBI Special Agent in Ch

mes and low lying areas. Broward County also shut down in-person schooling Monday and Miami seemed poised to do the same." The AP adds Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) "declared a state of emergency Saturday for eight counties at the end of the state as Eta approached, urging residents to stock up on supplies."

lace during the span of one week, according to prosecutors." DeGregory Deon Lee, 24, "was found guilty this month of committing 10 robberies across Montgomery in October 2016, Al.com reported, citing an announcement from Middle District of Alabama U.S. Attorney Louis V. Franklin and FBI Special Agent in Ch

mes and low lying areas. Broward County also shut down in-person schooling Monday and Miami seemed poised to do the same." The AP adds Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) "declared a state of emergency Saturday for eight counties at the end of the state as Eta approached, urging residents to stock up on supplies.

eller, Goodman), The Hill (01/10, Klar), Gizmodo (01/10, Zeff), The Daily Beast (01/10, McDougall), CyberScoop (01/10, Groll), The Guardian (01/10, Montgomery), Benzinga (01/10, Cingari), and Law 360 (01/10, Keely) also reported on the story. U.S., U.K. Warships Shoot Down Houthi Barrage In Red Sea The As

at Its Disposal' to Counter Election Violence • U.S. Prosecutors' Message for Whistleblowers: Let's Make a Deal • Chris Christie Skewers Haley and DeSantis on Hot Mic Before Ending 2024 Campaign • Trump Says He Has Decided on 2024 Running Mate but Refuses to Name Them: 'Can't Tell You' • Al Helps U.S.

18, Folkenflik, Yang), NBC News (04/18, Timm), USA TODAY (04/18, Calhoun), The Hill (04/18, Latour), Forbes (04/18, Reimann), Law360 (04/18, Pappas, Montgomery), CBS News (04/18, Quinn, Hymes, EFTA00160432 Sganga), Bloomberg (04/18, Larson, Feeley), CNN (04/18, Cohen, Darcy), Wall Street Journal (04/18, M

uption Trial Begins for Man Who Almost Beat Desantis The Associated Press (04/18, Bowden) reported that the Democrat who nearly beat Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis in 2018 pocketed illegal campaign contributions because he was having a hard time paying for his lifestyle after quitting his job to run for govern

lace during the span of one week, according to prosecutors." DeGregory Deon Lee, 24, "was found guilty this month of committing 10 robberies across Montgomery in October 2016, Al.com reported, citing an announcement from Middle District of Alabama U.S. Attorney Louis V. Franklin and FBI Special Agent in Ch

mes and low lying areas. Broward County also shut down in-person schooling Monday and Miami seemed poised to do the same." The AP adds Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) "declared a state of emergency Saturday for eight counties at the end of the state as Eta approached, urging residents to stock up on supplies.