Epstein Secrets

, BBC (08/06, Faguy, Joyner, Matta), CNBC (08/06, Breuninger), The Hill (08/06, Mitchell), USA Today (08/06, Winkle, Santucci, et al), Axios (08/06, Falconer), Washington Post (08/06, Wu, Lamothe, et at), New York Post (08/06, Nest), NewsNation (08/06, Whiteside), Military.com (08/06, Beynon, Novelly), WA

r Patel, to realign and clear the air amid the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The dinner, which was expected to include White House chief of staff Susie Wiles and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, was intended to be an informal, low•stakes situation where the administration could discuss its handling o

"conspiracy," which could open up a wide range of potential prosecutorial options. Additional reporting on the story was provided by Axios (07/09, Falconer), AFP (07/09, Staff Writer), CNN (07/09, Perez, Lillis), Fox News (07/09, Kornick), The Daily Beast (07/09, Ornedo), The Independent (07/10, Marcus)

A.I. 'Vishing' Scammers Time (07/09, Guzman) reported that Trump officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, have been impersonated by malicious actors using AI-generated audio in "vishing" scams. According to the article, the scams involve impersonating w

"conspiracy," which could open up a wide range of potential prosecutorial options. Additional reporting on the story was provided by Axios (07/09, Falconer), AFP (07/09, Staff Writer), CNN (07/09, Perez, Lillis), Fox News (07/09, Kornick), The Daily Beast (07/09, Ornedo), The Independent (07/10, Marcus)

A.I. 'Vishing' Scammers Time (07/09, Guzman) reported that Trump officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, have been impersonated by malicious actors using AI-generated audio in "vishing" scams. According to the article, the scams involve impersonating w