Epstein Secrets

s to enforce their subpoena and reject the White House's effort to withhold the materials from Congress. The article added that the lawsuit filed by the House Judiciary Committee marks Republicans' latest broadside against the Justice Department as partisan conflict over the rule of law animates the 2024 presidential campaig

hington Post (07/01, Marimow, Barrett), CNN (07/01, Fritze), Fox News (07/01, Singman, Herlihy), ABC News (07/01, Dwyer, Hutzler), NBC News (07/01, Hurley), CBS News (07/01, Quinn, Legare), CNBC (07/01, Breuninger), Washington Times (07/01, Dinan, Wilson), Washington Examiner (07/01, Hillyer), Politico

ified and told detectives they were also paid cash or rented cars if they found him more girls. Fox News (07/01, Vacchiano, Ruiz), the Times (07/01, Hurley, Pavia), New York Post (07/01, Reyes), BBC (07/01, Matza), USA TODAY (07/01, Baltz, Phillips), Washington Post (07/01, Rozsa), ABC News (07/01, Hill

s "Firsthand Recollection" Of Stone Sentencing. The Washington Examiner (7/6, Dunleavy, 448K) reports Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, "is seeking a 'firsthand recollection' from the former acting US attorney for the District of Columbia" about Roger Stone's sentencing. Jordan "se

e, 4.64M) describes the justices as "anxious to avoid chaos in the electoral college just months before the November vote," as Reuters (7/6, Chung, Hurley) points out "in 2016, 10 of the 538 electors cast ballots for someone other than their state's popular vote winner, an unusually high number that co

ured Him To Resign. The AP (7/9, Mascaro) reports former US Attorney Geoffrey Berman "arrived on Capitol Hill for a dosed-door interview Thursday at the House Judiciary Committee as the panel deepens its probe of politicization at the Justice Department." Berman, adds the AP, "engaged in an extraordinary standoff last month"

usands all over the country, they could go after you and you're supposed to be running the country." EFTA00161188 Earlier Thursday, Reuters (7/9, Hurley, Wolfe) reports, Trump "complained about the rulings writing on Twitter: `Courts in the past have given 'broad deference. BUT NOT ME!' He added 'Thi