Epstein Secrets

timent that fueled protests in 2019." EFTA00150630 The Washington Post (3/30, Dou, Yu, 10.52M) reports that on Tuesday, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam "said...that Hong Kong unwaveringly supports the amendment. Referring to the pro-democracy movements since 2014, Lam said the government needs to de

ly curtailing voting access represents 'intentional discrimination' against the state's Black voters." The lawsuit is the second brought since Gov. Brian Kemp (R) signed the bill. The plaintiffs argue that Kemp "and other Republicans violated the First, 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution and the

economic superpowers seek to spread influence and undercut each other." The AP (7/7, Soo, Kurtenbach) reports that on Tuesday, Hong Kong executive Carrie Lam "offered scant reassurance...over a new national security law that critics say undermines liberties and legal protections promised when China took

rnor's order to mobilize the National Guard in her city as a surge in violence became a political talking point." The AP notes that on Monday, Gov. Brian Kemp (R) "declared a state of emergency...and authorized the activation of up to 1,000 Guard troops after a weekend of gun violence in Atlanta left five

Kong's leader said she will try to have a dialogue with protesters who want her gone, but didn't offer any specifics. From the AP: "Chief Executive Carrie Lam also said the city's police watchdog will carry out a fact-finding study of the protests and related incidents as it looks into 174 complaints abou

us,' said Alan Metni, executive director of the Democratic Policy Institute, the group that commissioned the new poll." -- Georgia Republican Gov. Brian Kemp isn't expected to nominate Rep. Douglas Collins, Trump's pick, for a soon-to-be- open Senate seat. He's now facing heavy backlash — including threa