Epstein Secrets

has become a focal point among Capitol riot court proceedings in recent weeks." California Man Charged With Injuring Officer During Capitol Siege. The Los Angeles Times (4/23, Winton, 3.37M) reports, "A 61-year-old Westminster man was arrested at his home early Friday on charges that he was involved in a violent con

investigation into how the FBI determined the incident was 'suicide by cop." The Times adds, "In a letter sent last week, but revealed Friday, Rep. Brad Wenstrup, Ohio Republican, wrote in a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray that the bureau's conclusion 'defies logic.' He said the attack should have be

say to the Asian-American community that their government is paying attention to them, has heard their concerns and will respond to protect them." The Los Angeles Times (4/22, Haberkorn, 3.37M) reports that Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO), "the only senator to vote against the bill, said it was 'too broad:" Hawley is quoted

R-Ky., pushed back against the notion that the 2017 shooting at a congressional baseball practice was merely a case of 'suicide by cop,' after Rep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Ohio, revealed at a hearing this was exactly how the FBI characterized it at the time." Paul "was there at the time of the incident, during which

edly told the others. 'There's gonna be a lot of contingencies and plans that are laid out. There's gonna be teams that are gonna be put together." The Los Angeles Times (5/16, Read, 3.37M) reports on Nordean's role. Prosecutors Say Texas Capitol Siege Suspect Avoided FBI For 20 Days. The San Antonio Express-News (5

ategic Intelligence Assessment and Data on Domestic Terrorism." According to the Times, "Republicans began pressuring the FBI on April 15 when Rep. Brad Wenstrup of Ohio...disclosed at a public hearing that the FBI officially classified the shooting as 'suicide by cop." Wenstrup "told The Washington Times on