Epstein Secrets

o the governor's vacation home twice to conduct surveillance." EFTA00135757 Jeff Pegues reported on the CBS Evening News' (10/8, lead story, 3:35, O'Donnell, 4.22M), "The militia members spent the summer trying to recruit like-minded members and preparing for that attack. ... According to court papers,

to see that level, way, way down, well below 10,000." Wisconsin, Midwest Sees Surges In COVID Cases. On the CBS Evening News (10/8, story 7, 2:00, O'Donnell, 4.22M), Mola Lenghi reported that "tonight, Wisconsin is one of the nation's largest coronavirus hot spots. Long lines to get tested, and doctors s

nment has appealed a judge's ruling blocking the Trump Administration's ban on the video app TikTok. The Justice Department argued in a filing with the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals "that a preliminary injunction issued last month" in US District Court should be lifted. The Times says the appeal "further escalates the battle be

orris's truthfulness." Louisiana Residents Bracing For Delta, Now Category 3 Hurricane. EFTA00148813 The CBS Evening NewsVI (10/8, story 8, 1:40, O'Donnell, 4.22M) reported, "Millions along the Gulf Coast are bracing for Hurricane Delta, now a major Category 3 hurricane. It is expected to make landfall

n even going to the governor's vacation home twice to conduct surveillance." Jeff Pegues reported on the CBS Evening NewsVi (10/8, lead story, 3:35, O'Donnell, 4.22M), "The militia members spent the summer trying to recruit like-minded members and preparing for that attack. ... According to court papers,

nment has appealed a judge's ruling blocking the Trump Administration's ban on the video app TikTok. The Justice Department argued in a filing with the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals "that a EFTA00148796 preliminary injunction issued last month" in US District Court should be lifted. The Times says the appeal "further escalate

it was a small group of people going about their daily lives thrust into a traumatic situation." On the CBS Evening NewsVi (3/30, lead story, 3:55, O'Donnell, 4.25M), Jamie Yuccas reported that "tomorrow, the prosecution will likely start calling witnesses considered experts in their field to detail how C

ricans are up nearly 150% in major cities across the country, up by at least 833% in New York City." On the CBS Evening NewsVi (3/30, story 3, 1:50, O'Donnell, 4.25M), Nancy Chen reported that more than 3,700 hate incidents have been "reported since the start of the pandemic, leading to protesters rallyin

decades by presidents of both parties." USA Today (3/30, Fritze, 12.7M) reports the nomination of US District Court Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals "is sure to stir speculation about her potential future nomination for the Supreme Court. ... At 50, Jackson could serve decades on the court. She

fident of Ms. Dorris's truthfulness." Louisiana Residents Bracing For Delta, Now Category 3 Hurricane. The CBS Evening NewsVI (10/8, story 8, 1:40, O'Donnell, 4.22M) reported, "Millions along the Gulf Coast are bracing for Hurricane Delta, now a major Category 3 hurricane. It is expected to make landfall

n even going to the governor's vacation home twice to conduct surveillance." Jeff Pegues reported on the CBS Evening NewsVi (10/8, lead story, 3:35, O'Donnell, 4.22M), "The militia members spent the summer trying to recruit like-minded members and preparing for that attack. ... According to court papers,

nment has appealed a judge's ruling blocking the Trump Administration's ban on the video app TikTok. The Justice Department argued in a filing with the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals "that a preliminary injunction issued last month" in US District Court should be lifted. The Times says the appeal "further escalates the battle be

sweetheart plea deal with federal prosecutors in Florida." US Charges Virginia Man In Swatting Attacks. The CBS Evening News (1/15, story 4, 1:50, O'Donnell, 4.76M) reported, "A 19-year-old man accused of being part of a nationwide ring of white supremacists appeared in federal court in Virginia today.

rity to decide how to execute prisoners on federal deathrow, regardless of the rules in the states where inmates were convicted." The hearing before the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals "comes about six months after Attorney General Barr announced he is "resuming executions after a nearly two-decade hiatus." The case hinges on the i