Epstein Secrets

ti Johnson, FBI assistant director in charge of the Los Angeles Field Office, said they've gotten reports about multiple sightings in recent weeks." Johnson "said there are currently multiple theories as to what the objects could be, but no conclusions yet. One theory is that it's a balloon possibly rese

g fees, some of which appear to have gone to Ivanka Trump, according to people with knowledge of the matter." The Times says subpoenas issued to the Trump Organization "for records related to the fees" highlight "the legal challenges awaiting the president when he leaves office in January." Trump Organization gene

The Hill (11/7, Axelrod, 2.98M) that Trump's tweets 'would be treated like any other when he leaves office." Meanwhile, USA Today (11/7, Phillips, Johnson, 10.31M) states that Trump "has long been the subject and instigator of lawsuits, both before his presidency and while he has been in the White Hous

the weekend days that he has been in office, always at a dub owned by his private company. (All but two of his rounds overall have similarly been at Trump Organization courses.) On an additional 36 weekend days, he has visited a Trump property without playing golf.° Meanwhile, the New York Times (11/7, Haberman, S

ntral Park. The floors on the upper levels produce much of the developers' profits. People are willing to pay big bucks for the views, according to Johnson. At the building= near New York City's Central Park, for example, higher condos can cost 1% to 2% more per floor and there=039;s a big jump, roughly

ade Center. "The taller it is, the more prestigious i= is. People want trophy homes," said Eric Trump, executive vice president for Donald's=Trump's Trump Organization. Trump should know. In 2001, his father's company developed one of the first ultra-high con=o buildings, Trump World Tower, on Manhattan's East Side