Epstein Secrets

berty, Radio Free Asia, and the Middle East Broadcasting Networks on Friday, "just a month after they had been named to the posts." The Hill (1/24, Bowden, 5.69M) reports USAGM in a statement "said Daisy Sindelar would take over as acting head of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, while Bay Fang would ta

oing federal corruption probe that so far has led to bribery charges against one of his closest confidants and several others tied to utility giant Commonwealth Edison." While Illinois; "government has a history of lawmakers resigning while facing federal heat, including some who wound up escaping criminal charges,

ted to promulgating progressively more outlandish claims online as part of an effort to delegitimize the outcome of the election." The Hill (11/19, Bowden, 2.98M) reports, "Election agencies or law enforcement organizations in five states, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada and Pennsylvania, have witn

ike Madigan released a written statement Thursday following the issuing of charges on Wednesday against several former executives and lobbyists for Commonwealth Edison." WGEM-TV adds, "Prosecutors haven't charged Madigan and in the statement Madigan maintains the indictment alleges no criminal misconduct or wrong

morning of April 29, 1992." EFTA00150244 FBI Memo Describes 1980s Smuggling Activities At Arkansas Airport. The Arkansas Democrat Gazette (7/19, Bowden, 307K) reports, "An "extensive joint investigation" by the FBI, Arkansas State Police and IRS revealed that Barry Seal used the Mena airport for `s

lieved to be the largest criminal fine ever in Chicago's federal court." The New York Times (7/17, Oppel, 18.61M) reports, "Whatever officials from Commonwealth Edison did to avoid leaving a trail, it apparently didn't work. On Friday, federal prosecutors in Chicago announced that they had filed a single bribery ch

ted to promulgating progressively more outlandish claims online as part of an effort to delegitimize the outcome of the election." The Hill (11/19, Bowden, 2.98M) reports, "Election agencies or law enforcement organizations in five states, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada and Pennsylvania, have witn

ike Madigan released a written statement Thursday following the issuing of charges on Wednesday against several former executives and lobbyists for Commonwealth Edison." WGEM-TV adds, "Prosecutors haven't charged Madigan and in the statement Madigan maintains the indictment alleges no criminal misconduct or wrong