Epstein Secrets

The Hill (1/23, Polus, 5.69M) reports, "Two St. Paul, Minn., men have pleaded guilty to charges in a fire at a Minnesota police precinct during the George Floyd protests last May, according to the Department of Justice." COUNTER-TERRORISM White House Orders ODNI, FBI, DHS To Conduct Assessment Of Domestic

ay "were removed from the government-funded broadcaster over longstanding Democratic fears it was turning into a pro-Trump propaganda outlet," with Reilly "replaced by VOA veteran journalist Yolanda Lopez." Fox News adds that Jeffrey Shapiro, Director of the Office of Cuba Broadcasting, "another U.S.

hly one month because of his high-profile nature. The article mentioned that Chauvin is serving a 22-year sentence after he was convicted of killing George Floyd during an arrest in May of 2020. Chauvin was badly hurt in the stabbing but was in stable condition soon after. Heavy Police Presence in Massachuse

(01/06, Dent), Barrons (01/06, Staff Writer), ABC News (01/06, Deliso), Al Jazeera (01/06, Staff Writer), CNN (01/06, Shelton), and NBC News (01/06, Reilly) also reported on the story. New Video Shows Republican Congressman Scolding Jan. 6 Rioters Through Barricaded House Chamber CBS News (01/06, Tanyo

ses by police departments. According to the article, it was one of four such laws passed by state legislatures across the country after the death of George Floyd. These states are among about 10 that have explicitly given their attorneys general this authority but, except for California, most have only acqui

ews and around 75% of those allowed in the U.S. weren't American citizens, visa holders, applicants, or green cardholders. The New York Post (11/25, Reilly) and Washington Examiner (11/24, Giaritelli) also reported on the story. Arbery, Rittenhouse Cases Spotlight Self-Defense and Vigilantism ABC News

ailing to protect high-profile prisoners from harm. The article added that Chauvin, 47, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd in 2020, was hospitalized for a week after he was assaulted Nov. 24 at a medium-security federal prison in Tucson, Arizona — the same complex where

dismissed as lacking credible basis. ABC News (12/10, Faulders), Axios (12/10, Falconer), Politico (12/10, Gerstein, Cheney), The Messenger (12/10, Reilly), and Newsweek (12/10, Kika) also reported on the story. Jack Smith Seeks Focus on Before and After in Trump's Election-Interference Trial The Wal