Epstein Secrets

of interest in any investigation of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's handling of the state's nursing home cri

, the Proud Boys leader accused of burning a Black Lives Matter banner in the city, is currently following rules of his pretrial release but warned Tarrio he could be jailed until trial if he fails to remain in compliance." According to the Post, "In a Feb. 4 letter to the court, an official from the P

loomberg (1/5, 3.57M) reports that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) revealed on Tuesday that the state is

he "posted a confession on the right-wing site Parler that he had set fire to the sign." The Washington Post (1/5, 10.52M) reports that in charging Tarrio "police relied on his statement to the news media and videos that show him crouched with others near the banner as it was being set on fire." The P

noted that discussions have stalled over disagreements on spending cuts demanded by Republicans. The Wall Street Journal (05/20, Hughes, Harrison, Andrews) reported that a bill passed by the GOP-controlled House in April that Republicans see as the starting point in negotiations proposed raising the na

w enforcement information to Enrique Tarrio, the former leader of the Proud Boys. According to the article, prosecutors allege that Lamond informed Tarrio that he would not face hate crime charges after Proud Boys members burned a Black Lives Matter banner at a Black church in Washington in December 20

to pay a $10 million settlement to the family of Andre Hill, a Black man who was fatally shot by a poli

n Enrique Tarrio announced the creation of a special chapter within the organization, calling it the Ministry of Self Defense. Its members included Tarrio and four men since charged with conspiracy in the Capitol siege - Ethan Nordean of Washington state, Joseph Biggs of Florida, Zachary Rehl of Penns