Epstein Secrets

ued Reporting: NY Attorney General James Claims DOJ Charges Are Retaliation for Trump Lawsuit • North Dakota Man in Court for Threatening President Trump & Director Patel • FBI Joins Hunt for Dominic Connelly; $10K Reward for Info Leading to Capture • DNA Breakthrough in 1987 Texas Murder Points to Pot

y Ignores Democrats' Plan to 'Nuke' Filibuster • Shots Fired in Chicago at Immigration Officers, Trump Administration Says • US Supreme Court Lets Trump Withhold $4 Billion in Food Aid Funding for Now • ICE to Open National Call Center to Find Unaccompanied Migrant Children • Supreme Court Weighs Lo

Officials," said FBI Minneapolis Special Agent in Charge Alvin M. Winston, Sr. "As alleged in the complaint, Sandvik made threats against President Donald J. Trump, FBI Director Kash Patel, local law enforcement officers, and the U.S. military." The article noted that Sandvik was arrested following an investiga

indictive" and an act of retaliation by President Donald Trump for her office's civil fraud lawsuit agains

suit • North Dakota Man in Court for Threatening President Trump & Director Patel • FBI Joins Hunt for Dominic Co

omplaint, Sandvik made threats against President Donald J. Trump, FBI Director Kash Patel, local law enforce

, et al.) reported that nearly a year into Donald Trump's second term, a powerful alliance of MAGA-aligned

rting minors for prostitution and sexually exploiting children, and faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. FBI Portland Special Agent in Charge Doug Olson said the guilty plea marks "a first step in providing some form of closure to the victims and their loved ones." He described Harris's actions as "a

ged. • Professor: Commutation Of Stone's Sentence Confirms Trump's Guilt. • Graham Says He Will Grill Mueller About Russia Investigation. • Former Trump Attorney: Durham Should "Taker A Hard Look" At Weissmann. • Judge Extends Deadline For DO) To Answer Questions About Mueller Report. • Former FBI O

l and Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection Executive Director Joshua A. Geltzer, in an op-ed in The Atlantic (7/14, 3.47M), write, "Donald Trump's commutation of his friend Roger Stone's criminal sentence is one of the most severe affronts to the rule of law during the Trump administration," bu

an op-ed in The Atlantic (7/14, 3.47M), write, "Donald Trump's commutation of his friend Roger Stone's c

ork Times (7/14, 18.61M) reports that on Tuesday, President Trump "rebuffed a question about Black people dying at

ions - lockdowns, masks, extensive testing - that Mr. Trump constantly belittles." In a second related edito

ofessor: Commutation Of Stone's Sentence Confirms Trump's Guilt. • Graham Says He Will Grill Mueller About

sugar levels, but she was not qualified to administer medication, including insulin." WVNews (7/14, Young) reports, "Acting Special Agent in Charge Doug Olson of the FBI commented on why, if Mays was immediately identified as a person of interest, did it take two years before charges were brought against

and the state-backed effort to surveil President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. According to the article, Director

article, the backpack, which contained no explosive material, was accompanied by a cardboard sign with a threatening message, including the phrase "Trump you need me" and hate speech. The article explained that a photo included in the affidavit shows the crudely lettered sign opened with, "Don't move[

ing Israeli President Isaac Herzog and President Donald Trump, as a despicable act of hatred and antisemi

report on Venezuelan gang activity to align with President Trump's statements on immigration. In his emails, Kent

Venezuelan gang activity to align with President Trump's statements on immigration. In his emails, Kent —

k the public, for us to have a certain level of fitness and to be in shape," Phillips said. "Sometimes you gotta chase bad guys." The article quoted Doug Olson, special agent in charge for Oregon, who said, "When we look at a problem, we recognize the benefit of having a multidisciplinary approach and diffe

and the state-backed effort to surveil President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. According to the article, Director

article, the backpack, which contained no explosive material, was accompanied by a cardboard sign with a threatening message, including the phrase "Trump you need me" and hate speech. The article explained that a photo included in the affidavit shows the crudely lettered sign opened with, "Don't move[

ing Israeli President Isaac Herzog and President Donald Trump, as a despicable act of hatred and antisemi

report on Venezuelan gang activity to align with President Trump's statements on immigration. In his emails, Kent

Venezuelan gang activity to align with President Trump's statements on immigration. In his emails, Kent —

k the public, for us to have a certain level of fitness and to be in shape," Phillips said. "Sometimes you gotta chase bad guys." The article quoted Doug Olson, special agent in charge for Oregon, who said, "When we look at a problem, we recognize the benefit of having a multidisciplinary approach and diffe

Controversial Airport Watchlist Program Terminated by DHS Amid Weaponization Concerns • President's Travel Ban Brings Contradictions and Concerns • Trump's 'Gold Standard Science' Executive Order Addresses COVID Debacle • Biden Only Hand-Signed One Pardon During Final Spree, and It Was His Most Contro

medicine industry and protect children from irreversible gender transition procedures. The FBI's call EFTA01656036 for tips comes after President Donald Trump signed an executive order protecting children from these procedures, which he described as "destructive and life-altering". The article added that E

ll EFTA01656036 for tips comes after President Donald Trump signed an executive order protecting childr

el Feinberg, due to their perceived disloyalty to President Trump. The article noted that Michael Feinberg was tar

y Release of MLK Jr Assassination Files Following Trump's Order • ICE Arrests Under Trump Top 100,000 as O

EFTA01656037 and shooting mall patrons. The FBI, along with the Columbia County Sheriff's Office, thwarted the plot, with Special Agent in Charge Doug Olson stating that the plot was "as serious as it gets" and the community was protected. Additional reporting on the story was provided by KATU (ABC-2) (0

Controversial Airport Watchlist Program Terminated by DHS Amid Weaponization Concerns • President's Travel Ban Brings Contradictions and Concerns • Trump's 'Gold Standard Science' Executive Order Addresses COVID Debacle • Biden Only Hand-Signed One Pardon During Final Spree, and It Was His Most Contro

he transgender medicine industry and protect children from irreversible gender transition procedures. The FBI's call for tips comes after President Donald Trump signed an executive order protecting children from these procedures, which he described as "destructive and life-altering". The article added that E

s. The FBI's call for tips comes after President Donald Trump signed an executive order protecting childr

el Feinberg, due to their perceived disloyalty to President Trump. The article noted that Michael Feinberg was tar

y Release of MLK Jr Assassination Files Following Trump's Order • ICE Arrests Under Trump Top 100,000 as O

chlorine bomb and shooting mall patrons. The FBI, along with the Columbia County Sheriff's Office, thwarted the plot, with Special Agent in Charge Doug Olson stating that the plot was "as serious as it gets" and the community was protected. Additional reporting on the story was provided by KATU (ABC-2) (0

Reporting: Idaho Teen Pleads Guilty to Planning Attack in Support of ISIS • Jake Tapper Says New Book on Extremist Brought to Justice Shows Risk of Trump 'Devaluing' Experts COUNTERINTELLIGENCE • Former Politico Reporter Under Investigation for Allegedly Spying for China CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS • F

ries WMDT (ABC-47) (10/27, Peters) reported that Donald Gross and Marlyn Gramajo-Gutierrez have been arre

is "at the mercy" of FBI Director Kash Patel and President Trump's administration following FBI arrests last week

mercy" of FBI Director Kash Patel and President Trump's administration following FBI arrests last week ti

Case to Continue Camp Bonneville Training in Washington The Reflector (10/27, Helgason) reported that FBI officials, led by Special Agent in Charge Doug Olson of the Portland field office, urged the Clark County Council to reconsider its decision to end the bureau's training agreement at Camp Bonneville,