Epstein Secrets

legislation that would restrict the export of Americans' data to certain countries where that information poses a national security risk to the US." Wyden said in a statement, "Shady data brokers shouldn't get rich selling Americans' private data to foreign countries that could use it to threaten our

Journal adds that while the gun was unloaded, the man had at least one magazine with ammunition. Two Farmworkers In Fresno, CA Killed In Shooting. The Los Angeles Times (4/16, Pinho, 3.37M) reports one man died "and two others were seriously injured after a shooting at a Fresno vineyard Friday morning, authorities s

tements in 2016 but said they have taken steps since then to ensure election systems are better secured." Gizmodo (7/25, Cameron, 2.7M) reports that Wyden "renewed a call Thursday for Congress to immediately intervene and impose mandatory security standards on election systems nationwide." Vox (7/25,

eport appears to be overwhelmingly bipartisan. Three other Democrats on the panel expressed general, but not universal, agreement with the report." The Los Angeles Times (7/25, Megerian, 4.64M) reports that "experts warn that time is running out to boost local and state defenses before the 2020 election. That messag

he streets of my hometown because they think it plays well with right-wing media." In addition, The Hill (7/17, Axelrod, 2.98M) reports Merkley and Wyden as well as Reps. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) and Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR) on Friday "called on the internal watchdogs of the Department of Justice (DOJ)

set a fire outside a city police precinct there." Fatal Shooting By Los Angeles Police Officer Gained Greater Attention Following Floyd Killing. The Los Angeles Times (7/17, Campa, 4.64M) says Los Angeles police officer Toni McBride, who was shown in online videos "blasting away at targets, with prize-winning spee

2017; and handwritten notes from then-acting Attorney General Dana Boente which were dated March 30, 2017. The notes remain sealed by the court." Wyden Writes Third Letter To State Department Seeking Ukraine Documents. The Washington Examiner (7/7, Soellner, 448K) reports Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) has w

nessman sent an escort to his room. Englander also acknowledged taking another envelope with $5,000 during a later trip to the Palm Springs area." The Los Angeles Times (7/7, Reyes, 4.64M) reports, "Englander struck a plea deal nearly four months ago, acknowledging that he accepted cash in envelopes, hotel stays and

legislation that would restrict the export of Americans' data to certain countries where that information poses a national security risk to the US." Wyden said in a statement, "Shady data brokers shouldn't get rich selling Americans' private data to foreign countries that could use it to threaten our

Journal adds that while the gun was unloaded, the man had at least one magazine with ammunition. Two Farmworkers In Fresno, CA Killed In Shooting. The Los Angeles Times (4/16, Pinho, 3.37M) reports one man died "and two others were seriously injured after a shooting at a Fresno vineyard Friday morning, authorities s

gate whether a sale of Americans' data by a tech company to taxpayer- funded entities violated privacy laws. According to the article, in his letter, Wyden asked the agency to look into whether Neustar, the tech firm, violated privacy rights when it sold sensitive information from consumers to a EFTA00

the Charlotte Observer (12/15, Ritter) also reported on the story. California Developer Gets Four Years in Prison for Bribing L.A. County Official The Los Angeles Times (12/15, Finnegan) reported that a Beverly Hills developer was sentenced Thursday to four years in prison for bribing a Los Angeles County official i

a, which states that hate crimes against sexual orientation in 2017 increased 5 percent from 2016, and hate crimes overall increased by 17 percent. Wyden Calls For Action In Criminal Case Involving Saudi National Who Fled The Country. ABC World News Tonight (12/29, story 7, 2:00, Kari, 6M) correspond

inal intent-- came in at second place with 27 percent and theft came in third at 13 percent." Crime In Los Angeles Falls For First Time Since 2014. The Los Angeles Times (12/29, Chang, 4.59M) reports "for the first time in five years, violent crime was down in Los Angeles in 2018, with the number of homicides on trac