Epstein Secrets

of a 10-year term for the FBI director serves the important purpose of insulating the bureau from political pressure." Along with Biden's chose of Merrick Garland, who didn't endorse Biden, as his attorney general, the "decisions send a signal that the new president is serious about not interfering in prosecu

nal expenses." CYBER DIVISION Online Forums Backing Trump, QAnon Fragmented Since Capitol Attack. According to the Washington Post (1/22, Timberg, Harwell, 10.52M), "A huge chunk of Twitter's QAnon community has vaporized, seemingly overnight. A pro-Trump message board has rebranded itself, jettisonin

l Convenes Panel on Violent Crime US Attorney Genera! Convenes Panel On Violent Crime VOA News (01/05, Staff Writer) reported that Attorney General Merrick Garland convened a panel at the Department of Justice Friday to discuss violent crime in the United States, efforts to combat it, and how to share those me

(01/05, Seven) also reported on the story. Google Location Data Was Used To Find Jan. 6 Rioters. It's Disappearing. Washington Post (01/06, Weiner, Harwell) reported that Google's location data, used to identify hundreds of participants in the January 6 Capitol riot, will soon become inaccessible for la

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

s to say." Additional reporting on the story was provided by the Wall Street Journal (08/12, Salama, Corse, Leary), Washington Post (08/12, Thadani, Harwell), New York Times (08/12, Conger, Mac), Fox News (08/12, Wulfsohn), CNN (08/12, Sullivan, Duffy, Bradner), The Hill (08/12, Samuels), CNBC (08/12, Pi

ribute top-secret Pentagon documents on Discord, these leaks included sensitive intelligence on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which Attorney General Merrick Garland stated could "reasonably be expected to cause exceptionally grave damage to national security if shared." The article explained that the case, spot

n), Reuters (02/29, Singh), and Miami Herald (02/29, Torres). The FBI's New Tactic: Catching Suspects With Push Alerts The Washington Post (02/29, Harwell, Schaffer) reported that the FBI adopted a novel surveillance tactic to identify and apprehend suspects by utilizing push alert tokens from phones,