Epstein Secrets

ed migrants, and a request from the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force to interview certain migrants was not fully implemented. The article noted that the Inspector General made three recommendations to improve processes for flagging high-risk migrants, citing disparities in migrant screening and an outdated list of co

ial media that the annex revealed "evidence that the Clinton campaign plotted to frame President Trump and fabricate the Russia collusion hoax." The Washington Examiner (07/31, Schindler) reported that despite their initial promises to tackle corruption, Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino have remained sile

id on MSNBC's All In (9/23, 8:06 p.m. ET, Hayes, 808K), "I sit on the Intelligence Committee and can't speak to what we were briefed on last week by the Inspector General, but between Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani, they basically confirmed about 75 percent of the reporting. And I believe that the Speaker has laid dow

ittee's leadership, but also a regiment of conservative talking heads and highly active Internet trolls who have dosed ranks around the president.° The Washington Examiner (9/23, Chaitin, 448K) reports Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) "told Fox & Friends on Monday that little is actually known about this complaint, and that it

on, Refer Investigations to Feds The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (03/04, Bunch) reported that a handful of senior employees in Atlanta's Office of the Inspector General on Monday sent a five-page letter to federal and state authorities, along with city officials, referring eight criminal investigations launched by t

ashington safe again. "He said: 'whatever you need.' Literally. Thank you, sir. Hey, thugs with guns, you hear that? Yup, we comin'," Martin wrote. The Washington Examiner (03/04, Hallas) also reported on the story. U.S. Health Agency Says Employees Can Apply for Early Retirement Reuters (03/04,Wingrove, Levine) repor