Epstein Secrets

fs allege. The families also accused the Trump administration and Saudi government of reneging on pledges of support for families." ABC News (2/22, Katersky, 2.44M) reports, "According to the lawsuit, Saudi Arabia knew of Al-Shamrani's radicalization and anti-American sentiments, which were publicly asso

ve "Outsized" Impact. The Washington Examiner (2/22, McIntyre, 888K) reports that, in his first Pentagon news conference Friday, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin "was careful to say that while the department does not yet have hard data on the number of extremists in the ranks, he suspects they make up a tiny

also reported on by Reuters (12/15, Goudsward), CNN (12/15, Sneed), Business Insider (12/15, Sheth), NBC News (12/15, Concepcion), ABC News (12/15, Katersky), Bloomberg (12/15, Tillman), The Independent (12/15, Massie), The Hill (12/15, Dress), The Daily Beast (12/15, Quinn), Politico (12/15, Cheney, Ge

ay raise for service members, and measures to address rising costs due to inflation. The articles added that the bill also directs Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to rescind his August 2021 memorandum imposing the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for service members. Coverage noted that a GOP effort to provide remedi

d amplify his contention to voters that he has been unfairly targeted by the government in a bid to derail his election prospects. ABC News (07/21, Katersky) detailed that the trial will take place at the federal court in Ft. Pierce, Florida, and the next hearing in the case is tentatively scheduled for

Big Steps to Stop Extremism. Two Years Later, It Shows No Results USA TODAY (07/21, Carless) reported that despite a promise from Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin over two years ago to combat extremism in the US armed forces, a USA TODAY investigation found that most steps in the initiative are stalled or ina