Epstein Secrets

er and other top aides were using personal accounts for official business in violation of federal law and White House policy." According to the AP, Cummings "said Ivanka Trump has used private email accounts for official business while her husband has used the messaging application WhatsApp." The Washin

l force' against law enforcement agencies gathered there starting about 7 a.m., Robinson police Lt. Tracy O'Connor said, reading an FBI statement." O'Connor "said the agencies were conducting a 'court-authorized law enforcement operation." KCEN-TV Waco, TX (7/25, Wilson, 51K) reports, "The person in the

18, Pitofsky, 2.98M) reports Lewis in 2019 "made an April Fools' Day announcement saying that he planned to grow a beard to avoid being mistaken for Cummings." Meanwhile, the Washington Times (7/18, Blake, 492K) reports both Cummings and Lewis were Democrats and "renowned Black civil rights leader[s]."

FINANCIAL CRIME & CORPORATE SCANDALS Pritzker: Illinois House Speaker Has To Step Down If Corruption Allegations Are True. The AP (7/17, Burnett, O'Connor, Callahan) reports Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) "said Friday that Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan `must resign' if allegations of corrupti

le people. That would do a lot for our society very quickly." Pressley Says She Wouldn't Trust DeVos "To Care For A House Plant." USA Today (7/13, Cummings, 10.31M) reports Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) "tore into" DeVos after she backed President Trump's "demand that schools reopen during the coronavirus

ker was the instigator and the agitator; Hennessy said at a press conference in downtown Indianapolis." EFTA00150567 The Indianapolis Star (7/13, O'Connor, 633K) reports that Hennessy said that "Booker punched his client three times and had to be restrained." Booker, "a member of the Monroe County Hum

ewise, although our precedent illustrates that the inter-state categories may be adapted for use in specific foreign commerce contexts, see, e.g.. Cummings. 281 F.3d at 1049 n. 1, the categories have never been deemed exclusive or mandatory, nor has the Supreme Court suggested their applica- tion in re

limits" to Congress's Commerce Clause powers "protect(s) historic spheres of state sovereignty from excessive federal encroachment." Id. at 2220 (O'Connor, J., dissent- ing). Although the Supreme Court's view of the In- terstate Commerce Clause has "evolved over time," O 2008 Thomson/West. No Claim to