Epstein Secrets

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

vestigating the 2020 election aftermath, adding that Trump "did absolutely nothing wrong." The story was also reported on by CBS News (07/21, Quinn, Legare), Politico (07/21, Gerstein, Cheney), a second Politico (07/21, Gerstein) article, BBC News (07/21, Halpert), Reuters (07/21, Heavey, Lynch, Thomsen

obles, Reilly), Forbes (06/27, Durkee), The Hill (06/27, Shapero), ABC News (06/27, Barr), Washington Post (06/27, Barrett), Courthouse News (06/27, Weiss), New York Times (06/27, Broadwater), Business Insider (06/27, Griffiths), CNN (06/27, Cohen, Grayer, Lybrand), NPR (06/27, Sprunt), MSNBC (06/27, J

a senior Internal Revenue Service investigator on the case that appeared to contradict Mr. Garland's assurances to Mr. Grassley and others that Mr. Weiss had all the freedom and authority he needed to pursue the case as he saw fit. The article noted that the IRS official, Gary Shapley, oversaw the age

ews (06/27, Ruiz, Edson), Business Insider (06/27, Musumeci, Haroun), NPR (06/27, Diaz), ABC News (06/27, Katersky, Barr, Shapiro), CBS News (06/27, Legare), The Guardian (06/27, Luscombe), CNN (06/27, Lybrand), NBC News (06/27, Dilanian), CNBC (06/27, Mangan), USA TODAY (06/27, Lee, Jansen), Forbes (0

ly because so much of the investigative work in the Hunter Biden case had already been done. The article explained that the Justice Department said Weiss's office spent $182,683, while separately, other Justice Department offices spent $132,098. Officials, the article added, also filed what may be the

raves warned that the statute of limitations for many charges will expire on January 5, 2026, marking the riot's fifth anniversary. CBS News (01/05, Legare), Axios (01/05, Solender), and The Hill (01/05, Irwin) also reported on the story. Mike Pence Denounces Debunked FBI Jan 6 Conspiracy Theory Promot