Epstein Secrets

e act of violence must be committed in an attempt to further a political or social belief." Meanwhile, the New York Times (12/28, Rojas, Cavendish, McGee, 20.6M) considers how the bombing will further test Nashville, after the city has faced a year that included "another tornado, this one ripping a tr

RIEFING TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2020 5:00 AM EST Federal Authorities Seek To Discover Nashville Bombing Suspect's Motive. The New York Times (12/28, McGee, Tompkins, 20.6M) says that with law enforcement officials "confident they know who set off a powerful explosion in downtown [Nashville] on Christma

t in part, by a paranoia over 5G cell technology. Conspiracy theories falsely allege 5G networks can weaken the immune system, among other things." McClatchy (12/28, Stunson, 29K) reports, "Investigators say they are now looking into Anthony Warner's alleged 5G paranoia and if it motivated the bombing, A

that Moscow had interfered with the Scottish independence referendum in 2014 and the US presidential election two years later." CNN (7/21, Dewan, McGee, Greene, 83.16M) reports that, "in one key section of the report, dealing with the Brexit referendum, the British government is accused of failing t

m back to school. Pence "said the risk to children of getting COVID-19 is low while there are 'real costs' to students not being in the classroom." McClatchy (7/21, Schechter, 19K) says Pence described the raise in COVID-19 cases in South Carolina as "serious" but he "sided with Gov. Henry McMaster (R) on

that Moscow had interfered with the Scottish independence referendum in 2014 and the US presidential election two years later." CNN (7/21, Dewan, McGee, Greene, 83.16M) reports that, "in one key section of the report, dealing with the Brexit referendum, the British government is accused of failing t

m back to school. Pence "said the risk to children of getting COVID-19 is low while there are 'real costs' to students not being in the classroom." McClatchy (7/21, Schechter, 19K) says Pence described the raise in COVID-19 cases in South Carolina as "serious" but he "sided with Gov. Henry McMaster [R] on