Epstein Secrets

o the document. The article noted that while the earliest sessions were substantive, they could also be meandering, according to former Director of National Intelligence Jim Clapper, who said Mr. Trump "was prone to fly off on tangents; there might be eight or nine minutes of real intelligence in an hour's discussio

islatures to appoint alternate slates of electors following the certification of the popular vote. HufiPost (12/01, Boboltz), NPR (12/01, Grisales), ABC News (12/01, Siegel), CBS News (12/01, Kim, Hudak), Roll Call (12/01, Marquette), the Associated Press (12/01, Jalonick), Reuters (12/01, Zengerle), and

hat Gabbard is seen as the most endangered of Trump's picks, potentially lacking the votes even from Trump's party for confirmation for Director of National Intelligence. But her hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee offered a roadmap toward confirmation. It opened with the chairman, Sen. Tom Cotton, (R-AK

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oing to torget that image, she said." -- Videos uploaded to social media showed the chaotic scenes: Dan Coats is expected to resign as director of National Intelligence ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN: -- Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats will leave his position next month, and Trump announced Sunday that he

vent — the chairman's dinner, hosted by Mr. Barrack." -- A leading Russian critic of Vladimir Putin was hospitalized with suspected poisoning. From ABC News: Alexei Navalny "was taken by ambulance to the hospital early on Sunday morning from the jail with what authorities said was a 'severe allergic rea