Epstein Secrets

ed curses at former mayor Rudy Giuliani," who said he "wasn't part of the `Jews for Trump' caravan" but was on his way home from a radio appearance. The New York Post <https://nypost.corn/2020/10/25/protestors-hurl-eggs-at-giuliani-pro-trump-demonstrators-in-nyck (10/25, Celona, Moore, Fitz-Gibbon, 4.57M) also re

ation Data. The Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.corn/technology/2020/10/23/warrantless-cbp-phone-data- EFTA00137027 searches/> (10/23, Harwell, I4.2M) reported, "U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials who have used cellphone location data to track people inside the country without a w

ing to The Hill, "Emanuel Jackson, 20, and Scott Fairlamb, 43, allegedly assaulted officers, while Jeffrey Sabol, 51, is accused with obstruction." The New York Post (1/22, Feuerherd, 7.45M) reports Sabol "allegedly dragged a police officer down a set of stairs during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot - and then bought a

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

Cunningham "on Tuesday to tell her he disagreed with the exchange operator's decision to reverse course on the delistings, a separate source said." The New York Post (1/5, Manskar, 7.45M) reports, "The companies were among 35 firms that the Trump administration has sought to cut off from US investors under the pr

ts." Additional coverage includes WTOP-FM Washington (1/5, Moore, 164K). Far-Right Forums Urge Violence During Protests. The Washington Post (1/5, Harwell, 10.52M) reports, "Far-right online forums are seething with references to potential violence and urging supporters of President Trump to bring guns

re. The article added that during that initial period — Nov. 18, 2022, through March 31, 2023 — nearly $2 million went to U.S. Marshals protection. The New York Post (01/05, Nava), The Daily Beast (01/05, Alfred), The Hill (01/05, Bertsch), Raw Story (01/OS, Culliton), The Epoch Times (01/06, Ozimek), and USA TOD

(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

ll "said Wednesday night that he thinks 'and others' could refer to American allies." De Blasio Says "Something Doesn't Fit" About Epstein's Death. The New York Post (10/31, Marsh, 4.57M) reports that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasi() said during a press conference Thursday that "something doesn't fit" concerni

cation and tracking technology." The Justice Department, FBI and Drug Enforcement Administration are named in the suit. The Washington Post (10/31, Harwell, 14.2M) reports, "ACLU attorneys asked a federal court in Massachusetts to order the agencies to release documents about how the government uses and

ased under Musk's leadership, but the issue was largely ignored during their conversation, save for a brief mention by Trump of a "rigged election." The New York Post (08/12, Christenson) reported that while Musk stated that a "massive" cyberattack delayed his Spaces interview with Trump on Monday night, company

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

ny operational intent. Back to Top COUNTERINTELLIGENCE National Guardsman Jack Teixeira to Plead Guilty to Leaking Classified U.S. Military Intel The New York Post (02/29, Reilly) reported that Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira will plead guilty to charges related to leaking classified military

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,