Epstein Secrets

he Federalist (7/13, Zempel, 126K) reports Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) "flashed a double white-power symbol during a Zoom conference about New York City's crime uptick." While answering one question, the congresswoman "quickly flashed the notorious white supremacy symbol — the once-innocuous 'OK' sign

ver since." Joseph Baxter, president of the Conference of State Court Administrators, "said that compared to prominent, massive hacks like the 2017 Equifax breach, 'the judiciary has all that information and then some and in greater volumes that dwarf those private companies." He "said that it's 'mind-b

abric:" The book "depicts a multigenerational saga of greed, betrayal and internecine tension and seeks to explain how...Trump's position in one of New York's wealthiest and most infamous real-estate empires helped him acquire what Ms. Trump has referred to as 'twisted behaviors' — attributes like seeing o

reports, "Wray cited massive Chinese hacking incidents over the past few years in describing the threat, including the 2017 breach of credit agency Equifax that exposed the personal information of around 145 million Americans, and the 2015 data breach of health company Anthem that impacted over 78 mill

on, The New York Times's food editor and founding editor of NYT Cooking, for a conversation about the ever-evolving role of food and restaurants in New York City's psyche. Reception to follow. Click here to read more and for a chance to win tickets. Washington, D.C. TimesTalks: The Press and Trump's Washingt

And Ron Lieber, The Times's "Your Money" columnist, seems to be listening better than just about anyone to the complaints of those affected by the Equifax breach. Here's an inside look at his coverage. Until next week, Stephen Hiltner Times Insider P.S. If you'd like to receive invitations to Times

ama to deport fewer undocumented immigrants during their eight years in the White House, Biden suggested — apparently apropos of nothing — that the New York mayor cannot be trusted to hold someone's confidences. "I keep my recommendation to him in private," he told de Blasio. "Unlike you, I can expect y

travel their district or make official overseas trips." -- The Federal Trade Commission warned that so many people are seeking cash payments from Equifax following its 2017 data breach that there may not be enough money for everyone who applies to claim the $125 check. From CNN Business: "The FTC is

set by it." -- Undeterred: AOC proposed a "9/11-style commission" to investigate family separations at the border during a town hall meeting in her New York congressional district. (Vox) -- Miss Michigan Kathy Zhu was stripped of her title after several EFTA00044489 insensitive and racist tweets surfa

ave made. The two counties alone are asking for billions of dollars from companies to help stem the crisis. (Jordan Heller and Lenny Bernstein) 2. Equifax has agreed to pay as much as $700 million to settle a series of state and federal investigations into a massive 2017 data breach that left more tha