Epstein Secrets

the majority of those facing criminal charges were not known members of self- styled militias or other organized extremist groups." CBS News (5/14, McDonald, 5.39M) reports, "Plea discussions have begun for some of the more than 400 defendants facing charges in connection with the January 6 Capitol attac

s Discern Political Challenge From Inflation Uptick. • Budget Deficit Climbed To $1.9T During Fiscal Year's First Seven Months. • Biden Revokes Six Trump Executive Orders. • Public Health Officials Shift Goal From Saving Doses To Vaccinating Anyone "Who Wants The Shot." • Experts Debate Best Way To Q

e monuments in 2020." The Times describes Biden's actions as "hardly unexpected," but says they "represented a broad repudiation of former President Donald J. Trump, and his practice of using executive orders to advance his political agenda." NPR (5/14, Wise, 3.69M) EFTA00160784 reports on its website that Tr

d a half months after insurrectionists supporting Donald Trump stormed the Capitol, the House is still co

ouie Gohmert (R-Texas), a staunch ally of former President Trump, argued Friday there was no evidence that the Jan

adership purge that targeted a leading critic of Mr. Trump, the former president's was one of the first name

presented a broad repudiation of former President Donald J. Trump, and his practice of using executive order

rgas, 10.52M) reports that Barry Morphew "echoed Trump's false claims of election fraud as the motivation

d President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, has taken steps towards autocracy, attacking the press and civil society and deploying soldiers to occupy the Legislative Assembly after the Assembly rejected an anti- crime bill. On May 1, the day after the new, pro-Bukele legislature was sworn in, Bukele's political opponents

l • U.N. To Investigate Claim That Employees Participated In Oct. 7 Attack • Investigators Sought Jeff Bezos' Tax-Return Leaker; They Stumbled Upon Donald Trump's • Trump's $50 Million Mystery Debt Looks Like 'Tax Evasion' BIG PICTURE • New York Times • Wall Street Journal • Washington Post • Financial Ti

tigate Claim That Employees Participated In Oct. 7 Attack • Investigators Sought Jeff Bezos' Tax-Return Leaker; They Stumbled Upon Donald Trump's • Trump's $50 Million Mystery Debt Looks Like 'Tax Evasion' BIG PICTURE • New York Times • Wall Street Journal • Washington Post • Financial Times • AB

g NATO, Heads to Runoff OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS • Donald Trump Must Pay An Additional $83.3 Million To E.

uding actions related to Hunter Biden and former President Trump. According to the article, whistleblowers had cla

zos' Tax-Return Leaker; They Stumbled Upon Donald Trump's • Trump's $50 Million Mystery Debt Looks Like 'T

ection of Nayib Bukele seems a foregone conclusion. More troubling however is the possibility that a set of electoral reforms shrinking the size of the Legislative Assembly and modifying the process for counting votes from Salvadorans living abroad will serve to engineer a legislature in which the opposition may not gar

l • U.N. To Investigate Claim That Employees Participated In Oct. 7 Attack • Investigators Sought Jeff Bezos' Tax-Return Leaker; They Stumbled Upon Donald Trump's • Trump's $50 Million Mystery Debt Looks Like 'Tax Evasion' BIG PICTURE • New York Times • Wall Street Journal • Washington Post • Financial Ti

tigate Claim That Employees Participated In Oct. 7 Attack • Investigators Sought Jeff Bezos' Tax-Return Leaker; They Stumbled Upon Donald Trump's • Trump's $50 Million Mystery Debt Looks Like 'Tax Evasion' BIG PICTURE • New York Times • Wall Street Journal • Washington Post • Financial Times • AB

g NATO, Heads to Runoff OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS • Donald Trump Must Pay An Additional $83.3 Million To E.

uding actions related to Hunter Biden and former President Trump. According to the article, whistleblowers had cla

zos' Tax-Return Leaker; They Stumbled Upon Donald Trump's • Trump's $50 Million Mystery Debt Looks Like 'T

ection of Nayib Bukele seems a foregone conclusion. More troubling however is the possibility that a set of electoral reforms shrinking the size of the Legislative Assembly and modifying the process for counting votes from Salvadorans living abroad will serve to engineer a legislature in which the opposition may not gar