Epstein Secrets

er in the texts that he was part of a group of 'active/retired law enforcement or military,' and that the group had 'armed members near your home." The San Francisco Chronicle (1/27, Hernandez, 2.44M) reports, "Phone records reviewed by FBI detectives found that Lemke's phone was subscribed 'under the name 'Alameda County

ling out which Chinese companies should remain on a list that limits their access to advanced U.S. technology." Reuters (1/26, Shepardson) reported Raimondo said she intends to "use the full toolkit at my disposal to the fullest extent possible to protect Americans and our network from Chinese interfere

merce Nominee Pledges Tough China Stance, But Mum On Huawei Blacklist" provides similar coverage. Meanwhile, The Verge (1/26, Kelly, 1.54M) reports Raimondo "told lawmakers that she will pursue changes to Section 230 if confirmed." According to The Verge, Raimondo told Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) that she "

complex and providing members of Congress additional security." Republicans Criticize Lofgren After Publication Of Social Media Post Compilation. The San Francisco Chronicle (5/6, Kopan, 2.44M) reports that Republicans "are firing back at Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) over a compilation she created of their social media posts

fishers, hunters, rural communities and tribal nations." Reuters (5/6) says the report was issued by Interior Secretary Haaland, Commerce Secretary Raimondo, Agriculture Secretary Vilsack, and White House Council on Environmental Quality Chair Brenda Mallory. According to Reuters, the report "does not of

However, they indicate that ex- commissioner Thomas Foley will not be returning to his job. Hundreds Rally In Oakland Against Anti-Asian Violence. The San Francisco Chronicle (5/15, Cabanatuan, 2.44M) reports that hundreds of individuals in Oakland on Saturday "blew bright yellow whistles while rallying against anti-Asian

overnment agencies, schools and healthcare facilities were targeted by ransomware attacks." Meanwhile, DHS Secretary Mayorkas and Commerce Secretary Raimondo in a CNBC (5/14, 7.34M) op-ed argue the ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline offers "an opportunity for every organization to shore up its cy