Epstein Secrets

lling two Israeli Embassy staffers, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim, outside a Jewish museum in Washington, D.C. Shortly after the shooting, Rodriguez allegedly told event attendees "I did it for Palestine" and yelled at them, "Shame on you" The indictment stated that Rodriguez, one day prior, auth

Times (08/07, Goldman, Barrett, Thrush, Rashbaum), CBS News (08/07, Milton, 'Goldman, Kates, Miller), The Guardian (08/07, Stein), NBC News (08/07, Kosnar, Gregorian), The Hill (08/07, Beitsch), ABC News (08/07, Mallin, Barr, Levine, Katersky), Associated Press (08/07, Tucker), MSNBC (08/07, Benen), CN

bers, Wilson Constanza-Galdomez, Edis Valenzuela-Rodriguez, and Jonathan Pesquera-Puerto, were found guilty

e Independent (09/21, Bowden). 'No Evidence' Found Yet of Ties Between Kirk's Shooting and Left-Wing Groups, Officials Say NBC News (09/20, Smith, Kosnar, et al.) reported that federal investigators have so far found no evidence linking Robinson to any left-wing groups despite President Trump and his

article, the fugitives include Alejandro Vargas-Rodriguez, Arien Williams, Charles Teamer, Jose Leyva, Mare

threats, which an FBI special agent said in the criminal complaint had appeared on Disqus, a hosting service for online comments. NBC News (11/05, Kosnar), The Washington Post (11/05, Roebuck), Politico (11/05, Cheney), ABC News (11/05, Mallin), The New York Times (11/05, Thrush), The Hill (11/05, Man

/27, Sullivan, Marrero), Bay News 9 (10/27, Cole, Lewis), WFLA (NBC-8) (10/27, Suter), Tampa Free Press (10/27, Shultz), and Hoodline Tampa (10/27, Rodriguez). Continued Reporting: NBA at the Mercy of FBI in Gambling Scandal News Nation Now (10/27, Taub) reported that ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith said t

ar Hijab WASHINGTON SCHEDULE IN THE NEWS Minnesota Man Arrested After Allegedly Offering $45,000 for the Killing of AG Bondi NBC News (10/27, Li, Kosnar) reported that a Minnesota man, Tyler Avalos, was arrested after allegedly offering $45,000 for the killing of AG Bondi, according to court document

rding to the article, Hill and Samourai CEO Keonne Rodriguez pleaded guilty to conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money-transmitting business, with Rodriguez receiving a 5-year prison sentence. A Department of Justice press release noted that US Attorney Nicholas Roos praised the investigative work of the

ison if found guilty and has been released on $200,000 bond after her first court appearance. Additional reporting was provided by NBC News (11/20, Kosnar, Richard, et al.), WCAU (NBC-10) (11/20, Chang), The Hill (11/20, Lee), Courier Post (11/20, Smith), The Independent (11/20, Scott), Telegraph UK (1