Epstein Secrets

he article noted that Justice Department, in a bid to counter claims of wrongdoing by Republicans and regain control over the narrative, has offered Weiss as the ideal person to address these issues given his pivotal role and direct knowledge of the investigation. Fox News (07/24, Gillespie, Singman),

he article, this comes as House Republicans, led by Rep. Jim Jordan, continue to scrutinize the handling of the Hunter Biden probe and have demanded Weiss for a closed-door interview. The article noted that Justice Department, in a bid to counter claims of wrongdoing by Republicans and regain control

(07/24, Gillespie, Singman), New York Post (07/24, Nelson, Garger), Daily Mail (07/24, Boswell), CNN (07/24, Cohen, Cohen, Grayer), Politico (07/24, Carney), Washington Examiner (07/24, Oliver), Fox News (07/24, Gillespie, Singman), Breitbart (07/24, Husebo), and Newsmax (07/24, Mack) also reported on

s to obtain the required testimony." According to the article, the Republican-led committees requested testimony from the DOJ officials — including Weiss, Los Angeles-based US Attorney Martin Estrada, and DC US Attorney Matthew Graves — in a June 29 letter to Garland. Also on the list, the article det

DOJ for all communications that "reflect, memorialize, or explain any decision on a request for regulatory or statutory Special Counsel Status" by Weiss, the lead prosecutor in the case against President Joe Biden's son. House GOP Demands DOJ Officials Testify On Alleged Hunter Biden Coverup The New

atter), Lawfare (07/21, Hickey), Fox News (07/21, Singman, Gibson), Daily Caller (07/21, Hutchison), Newsmax (07/21, Staff Writer), Politico (07/21, Carney), ABC News (07/21, Mallin), Wall Street Journal (07/21, Volz), New York Post (07/21, Nava), and CBS News (07/21, Gazis). China, Russia Grow Their S

o specifically exempt other cryptocurrency participants, including miners and software developers, from the new requirements." But, Roll Call (8/9, Weiss, 130K) says "dueling objections on procedural grounds scuttled hopes" for the bipartisan agreement. Toomey "sought unanimous consent for a compromis

on a bipartisan basis, which means that the debt limit's omission from the budget tees up a future cross-aisle fight over the debt." The Hill (8/9, Carney, 5.69M) reports Senate Minority Leader McConnell "doubled down Monday on his warning that Republicans won't help raise the debt ceiling." McConnell