Epstein Secrets

HE NEWS • Justice Department Tells Texas That Floating Barrier On Rio Grande Raises Humanitarian Concerns • Judge Sets A Trial Date For Next May In Trump's Classified Documents Case In Florida • Director Wray Defends FISA, Says Law Used to 'Detect and Thwart' Chinese Hacking COUNTERTERRORISM • Man Who

Artifacts Meant for a White House Party Ended Up at Mar-A-Lago. Awkwardness Ensued. CAPITOL VIOLENCE NEWS • Before Jan. 6, Mark Meadows Joked About Trump's Election Claims • Georgia Governor Contacted By Trump Special Counsel In 2020 Probe • Judge Rejects Jail For Oath Keepers' Jan. 6 'Operations Coo

imes (07/23, Thrush, Protess, Feuer, Goldman) reported that Jack Smith, the special counsel overseeing criminal investigations into former President Donald J. Trump, employs 40 to 60 career prosecutors, paralegals, and support staff, augmented by a rotating cast of FBI agents and technical specialists, according

d a trial date for next May for former President Donald Trump in a case charging him with illegally retai

ate "a major setback to the DOJ's crusade to deny President Trump a fair legal process" and said the "extensive sc

l these efforts and their concurrent expenses is Mr. Trump's own behavior — his unwillingness to accept the

ing criminal investigations into former President Donald J. Trump, employs 40 to 60 career prosecutors, para

ly Mail (07/24, Gordon), Chicago Sun- Times (07/22, Staff Writer), Chicago Tribune (07/22, Smith), WLS (ABC-7) (07/22, Piekos), WBBM (CBS-2) (07/22, Bizzle), and CBS News (07/21, Video) also reported on the story. Gunman in Monterey Park Mass Shooting Sent 'Manifesto' to Law Enforcement, Sheriff Says C

erference Plot • Internal Watchdog Says State Department Mishandled Iran Envoy's Clearance • Microsoft President Says Election Has Become 'Iran vs. Trump; and 'Russia vs. Harris' • Opinion: Why the Secrecy Around the Foreign Source of the Springfield Hoax Bomb Threats? CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS • Vete

k Times (09/18, Sullivan, Kelly) reported that several lapses are emerging as key reasons the U.S. Secret Service failed to protect former President Donald J. Trump from an assassination attempt at a campaign rally on July 13 in Butler, Pa., a New York Times investigation has found. According to the article, the

t assassination attempts against former President Donald Trump. The article explained that while some law

igate the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump. Director Wray made these comments at the Aspen C

of what the FBI identified as another attempt on Mr. Trump's life at his golf course in West Palm Beach, Fl

ecret Service failed to protect former President Donald J. Trump from an assassination attempt at a campaign

democratic process." He reassured the public of Trump's safety and stressed the ongoing nature of the inv

t until the investigation is complete. Two Juveniles Charged With Felonies for Allegedly Making School Shooting Threats in Indiana CBS News (09/18, Bizzle) reported that a 14-year-old girl and an 11-year-old boy from Northwest Indiana are facing charges, accused of making threats about school shootings

cords, saying he was allowed to take the material now at the heart of a Justice Department investigation. According to the article, former President Donald J. Trump admitted more directly than before on Wednesday that he knowingly removed government records from the White House and claimed that he was allowed t

he government argues that lawyers for Strzok should first depose Director Wray, suggesting that Director Wray's interview may eliminate the need for Trump's deposition. The article noted that the DOJ asserted that there are no extraordinary circumstances justifying the deposition of a current or forme

has requested a judge to delay the deposition of Donald Trump in a lawsuit brought by former FBI agent Pe

wn lawyers. The article added that the remarks by Mr. Trump at a televised CNN town hall event in New Hampsh

ation. According to the article, former President Donald J. Trump admitted more directly than before on Wedn

ector Wray's interview may eliminate the need for Trump's deposition. The article noted that the DOJ asser

in the cartel following their father's arrest. Suspect in Attack of 78-Year-Old Man in Norridge Flees U.S. To Turkey, Police Say CBS News (05/11, Bizzle) reported that a man suspected in the attack of a 78-year-old man in Norridge last month has fled the states, according to police. A nationwide arre

losed who the targets would be or whether former President Trump would be among them. The article added that the c

, former Congressman and current CEO of President Trump's Truth Social, Devin Nunes, alleged in an intervi

moved closer to disciplining Rudy Giuliani, handing down a preliminary determination that he acted unethically while representing former President Donald Trump in postelection litigation. The article stated that Robert Bernius, the chairman of a three-person committee hearing ethics charges against Mr. Giul

e criminal referrals to the Justice Department recommending prosecution, but has not disclosed who the targets would be or whether former President Trump would be among them. The article added that the committee has focused squarely on Trump and efforts by the then-president in the weeks before the at

unethically while representing former President Donald Trump in postelection litigation. The article sta

on by CNN (12/15, Lybrand) and The Hill (12/15, Schonfeld). Police Search for Three Suspects who Robbed Illinois Bank at Gunpoint CBS News (12/15, Bizzle) reported that police are looking for three men who robbed a BMO Harris Bank in Northbrook Thursday morning. According to the article, police say th

he article, these agents, sent by special counsel Jack Smith, were trying to serve Floyd with a grand jury subpoena as part of an investigation into Donald Trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election. During the confrontation, captured on bodycam footage obtained by POLITICO, Floyd considered seizing one of

rted that former President Donald Trump's lawyers accused special counsel Jack Smith's team of advancing the 2020 election interference case against Trump despite a court- ordered pause, and have filed a motion to hold Smith and his prosecutors in contempt. According to the article, the defense alleges

6 Rioters With Money and Pardon Promises NPR (01/04, Dreisbach, Caldwell) reported that three years after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, former President Donald Trump's campaign is supporting the rioters with promises of pardons and financial aid, challenging the extensive investigation led by the FBI under D

(01/04, Knutson) reported that lawyers for former President Trump have claimed he should receive "absolute immunit

y for Deadly Bomb Attack at Soleimani Memorial • Trump's Lawyers Want Special Counsel Jack Smith Held in C

d that Guty was arrested without incident. Chicago Man Charged in Road Rage Shooting WFLD (FOX-32) (01/04, Staff Writers) and WBBM (CBS-2) (01/04, Bizzle) reported that a Chicago man was extradited from Florida to face charges in connection with a road-rage shooting on the Dan Ryan Expressway. Accord

Rate After Warning Iran Will Never Enrich Uranium • DOJ Says It Had 'Cooperating Witness' Inside Harvard Law Journal Who Now Works at White House • Trump's Justice Department Examining Pardons Issued by Biden • Trump Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Allow Mass Federal Layoffs IN THE NEWS Colorado Suspect

is not the first time Wiles' messages have been compromised, as she was previously targeted by alleged Iranian state-sponsored threat actors during Donald Trump's presidential campaign. "Safeguarding our administration officials' ability to securely communicate to accomplish the president's mission is a top pr

Lil Wayne, and NBA YoungBoy, as well as President Donald Trump. At one point, the man says, "Who I was in

cuments. Politico (06/02, Messerly) reported that President Trump blamed the attack on lax U.S. immigration laws,

rvard Law Journal Who Now Works at White House • Trump's Justice Department Examining Pardons Issued by Bi

rd Bank, the FBI said. The FBI is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the suspect's arrest and conviction. CBS News (06/02, Bizzle), WGN (CW-9) (06/02, Ong), WTTW (06/02, Masterson), and WFLD (Fox-32) (06/02, King) also reported on the story. FBI Houston Looking for 'Call Me Ma