Epstein Secrets

raeli or Western targets." Pack: More Assertive Reporting Needed To Counter Foreign Disinformation. In an interview with the Washington Times (7/6, Gertz, 492K), Michael Pack, CEO of the new US Agency for Global Media (USAGM), "said more assertive news reporting, especially to China, is needed to cou

bout his acceptance of cash and gifts - which included a hotel stay, expensive dinner and escort services — during a 2017 Las Vegas trip." In March, Englander "pleaded not guilty to several counts of obstruction of justice, but later agreed to change that plea during a June 4 hearing in which he was to ple

ucting essential covid research." Wray, however, "did not further detail what he suspects Chinese operatives are doing." The Washington Times (7/7, Gertz, 492K) reports Wray also asserted that "the greatest long-term threat to our nation's information, intellectual property and to our economic vitalit

e FBI about receiving gifts and money from a businessman, including envelopes stuffed with $15,000 in cash." The AP adds, "Under a March plea deal, Englander pleaded guilty to a federal charge of scheming to falsify material facts while six other charges were dropped. He could face up to five years in pri

ch (5/14, Kovac, 526K), the Daily Caller (5/14, Yuldoshboev, 375K), the Washington Examiner (5/16, Dunleavy, 888K), and the Washington Times (5/14, Gertz, 626K). Former Army Captain Sentenced To 15 Years for Spying For Russia. The Washington Post (5/14, Jackman, Weiner, 10.52M) reports, "A former cap

dependent Drivers Association say very high turnover rates and inadequate pay and benefits are why hiring is difficult. The Washington Post (5/15, Englund, 10.52M) reports that "even as American fossil fuel producers proudly declared the country to be energy independent once more in recent years, the