Epstein Secrets

Acre On Land For Border Wall. The Washington Times <https://www.washingtontimes.corn/news/2020/nov/24/feds-paying-870000-border-land- wall/> (11/24, Dinan, 492K) reports that according to the Government Accountability Office, "the federal government has paid as much as $870,000 to take ownership of pri

ovember from a revised 101.4 in October. The AP <https://apnews.corn/article/us-news-coronavirus-pandemic-a099508702f6ef87cba05958aa618b72> (11/24, Crutsinger) reports consumer confidence fell "as rising coronavirus cases pushed American optimism down to the lowest level since August." The Conference Board

le the Washington Times <https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/juU30/vote-rigging-and-hanging-chads-a-brief-history-of-/> EFTA00136346 (7/30, Dinan, 492K) offers "a brief history of contested elections." The Daily Caller <https://dailycaller.corn/2020/07/30/top-republicans-oppose-trumps-suggesti

ency visits and procedures, triggering layoffs within the health care industry." The AP <https://apnews.com/c1878e580f5acd2c0305e5236c4e3197> (7/30, Crutsinger, Wiseman) says, "The economy's collapse in the April-June quarter, stunning in its speed and depth, came as a resurgence of the viral outbreak has

each" to campaign staff for mid-level openings. GAO Reports US Has Paid Up To $870K Per Acre On Land For Border Wall. The Washington Times (11/24, Dinan, 492K) reports that according to the Government Accountability Office, "the federal government has paid as much as $870,000 to take ownership of pr

at the Conference Board said Tuesday its index of consumer confidence declined to 96.1 in November from a revised 101.4 in October. The AP (11/24, Crutsinger) reports consumer confidence fell "as rising coronavirus cases pushed American optimism down to the lowest level since August." The Conference Board

e the Civil War." The New York Times (7/30, Burns, 18.61M) looks at who has the power to set and delay elections, while the Washington Times (7/30, Dinan, 492K) offers "a brief history of contested elections." The Daily Caller (7/30, Datoc, 716K) headlines its report "'No Way' - Top Republicans Kill

off as the pandemic pushed people to cancel non-emergency visits and procedures, triggering layoffs within the health care industry." The AP (7/30, Crutsinger, Wiseman) says, "The economy's collapse in the April-June quarter, stunning in its speed and depth, came as a resurgence of the viral outbreak has

ng, "We believe the monsters who murder children should be put to death. There's never been any move like this before." The Washington Times (7/15, Dinan, 492K) calls the charges "groundbreaking," and quotes the President as saying, "We're using 'terrorism,' which gives us extra strength." On Twitter

s run out while business activity remains depressed." Fed Survey Says Economic Activity Has Rebounded But Outlook Remains Uncertain. The AP (7/15, Crutsinger) reports the Federal Reserve "says economic activity has picked up in most regions of the country but still remains well below pre-pandemic levels w

rial welcomes what it says was a long-overdue change. OSC: Federal Employees Can Support Black Lives Matter On The Job. The Washington Times (7/13, Dinan, 492K) reports the Office of Special Counsel says "Black Lives Matter is not inherently political so federal employees are free to express their sup

block police funds from cities not enforcing immigration laws does not extend nationally." Federal Budget Deficit Hit $8646 In June. The AP (7/13, Crutsinger) says that on Monday, the Treasury Department "reported...that the deficit hit $864 billion last month, an amount of red ink that surpasses most ann

e the Civil War." The New York Times (7/30, Burns, 18.61M) looks at who has the power to set and delay elections, while the Washington Times (7/30, Dinan, 492K) offers "a brief history of contested elections." The Daily Caller (7/30, Datoc, 716K) headlines its report "'No Way' - Top Republicans Kill

off as the pandemic pushed people to cancel non-emergency visits and procedures, triggering layoffs within the health care industry." The AP (7/30, Crutsinger, Wiseman) says, "The economy's collapse in the April-June quarter, stunning in its speed and depth, came as a resurgence of the viral outbreak has