Epstein Secrets

rder The Center Square (07/27, Blankley) reported that a report by the Office of Inspector General (OIG) revealed that ineffective practices within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have allowed known, suspected terrorists (KSTs) to enter and be released within the U.S., potentially threatening national security. According

convicted over their actions during the Capitol attack. Teen Who Stormed Capitol on Jan. 6, Sat in Pence Chair Sentenced to Prison The Hill (07/27, Nazzaro) reported that Bruno Joseph Cua, a Georgia man who participated in the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, has been sentenced to one year and a day in

rder The Center Square (07/27, Blankley) reported that a report by the Office of Inspector General (OIG) revealed that ineffective practices within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have allowed known, suspected terrorists (KSTs) to enter and be released within the U.S., potentially threatening national security. Accordin

n, Suliman), Al Jazeera (07/27, Staff Writer), CBS News (07/27, Staff Writer), Forbes (07/27, Faguy), VOA News (07/27, Diallo), and The Hill (07/27, Nazzaro) also reported on the story. A Staffer Recalls Chaos at Key Sentencing Hearing for a Michigan School Shooter The Associated Press (07/27, White) r

tives Mike Kelly and Jason Crow, leading the task force, have formally requested all relevant documents and information from the Justice Department, Department of Homeland Security, FBI, and Secret Service, prioritizing this inquiry over other legislative requests. According to the article, the task force's urgent actions foll

oomberg (08/12, Williams), CBS News (08/12, Ott), CNBC (08/12, Turak), CNN (08/12, Liebermann), The Guardian (08/12, Staff Writer), The Hill (08/12, Nazzaro), NBC News (08/12, Silva, Kube), New York Times (08/12, Schmitt), and the Washington Post (08/12, Rubin, Pannett, et al.). Bipartisan Task Force L

o high-ranking U.S. government officials for far fewer entanglements with foreign entities." Other defendants named in the lawsuit include the DOJ, Department of Homeland Security, the National Security Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency, and the State Department. Clearview AI, Controversial Facial Recognition Firm, Fine

, Triay, Sganga), Washington Examiner (09/03, Knox), USA Today (09/03, Jansen), BBC (09/03, Matza), New York Post (09/03, Reilly), The Hill (09/03, Nazzaro), Forbes (09/03, Bohannon), Newsweek (09/03, Jackson, Venegas), National Review (09/03, Lynch), The Daily Beast (09/03, McDougall), Independent (09/