Epstein Secrets

s On Both Sides Of Border Global News (04/28, Staff Writer) reported that Canada's Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino and U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland met on Friday and announced that Canada and the U.S. have agreed to increase information-sharing between the two countries to "target each stage of

A TODAY (04/30, Bacon, Collins), Axios (04/30, Staff Writer), the New York Post (04/30, Reyes), The Daily Beast (04/30, McDougall), Newsweek (04/30, Rahman), Forbes (04/30, Dellatto), NPR (04/30, Hernandez), two articles from ABC News (04/29, Haworth, EI-Bawab, Charalambous, Deliso), Wall Street Journa

ng the government could have had the records "anytime they wanted." CNN (08/12, Polantz, Reid) reported that the claim alleges that Attorney General Merrick Garland and Director Wray, who signed off on the search, made the decision inappropriately, with negligence and that Trump and his attorneys said they were

Crunch (08/12, Whittaker) also reported on the story. Border Patrol Issues Warning After 'Significant Rise' In Attacks On Agents Newsweek (08/12, Rahman) reported that the U.S. Border Patrol El Paso Sector said it has seen a "significant rise" in attacks on border agents by migrants and issued a warn

gnificantly from the bad old days of the 1990s, but it is only now returning to pre-pandemic levels. The author added that in June, Attorney General Merrick Garland greeted the latest quarterly update of available FBI statistics like a conquering hero, saying, "This data makes clear that last year's historic dec

ror group and had considered targeting the city's LGBTQ community during last year's Pride March. According to the article, FBI agents raided Abdul- Rahman's home, where bomb-making materials were discovered, and officials revealed that he communicated with Khatiba al-Tawhid wal-Jihad (KIP), a group aff