Epstein Secrets

cording to a Pentagon IG report last week. The report's findings, which discussed "counterterrorism operations in Africa," are "likely to complicate the United States' close relationship with the Gulf state." This marks the "first public, official assessment of the arrangement" in which "the UAE may be using Russia

Post <https://www.washingtonpost.corn/world/africa/nigeria-massacre-farmers- bomo/2020/11/30/f4437886-3317-11eb-9699-00d311f13d2d_story.html> (11/30, Paquette, 14.2M) reports, "Gunmen on motorbikes stormed the [Nigerian] village of Koshobe on Saturday, killing at least 110 people in one of the region's de

on." Scholars "say the Chinese are growing bolder and more brazen, often taking pages from what used to be seen as Russia's playbook in discrediting the United States." DNI Director Ratcliffe has "said dozens of lawmakers had been more broadly targeted by Chinese influence campaigns, a fact first reported by The H

d protesters and their bloodied flags strewn on the ground flooded the social media accounts of millions of Nigerians." The Washington Post (10/21, Paquette, 14.2M) provides similar coverage. EFTA00148572 Thailand's PM Will Withdraw Decree Cracking Down On Pro-Democracy Protesters. The New York Times

ording to a Pentagon IG report last week. The report's findings, which discussed "counterterrorism operations in Africa," are "likely to complicate the United States' close relationship with the Gulf state." This marks the "first public, official assessment of the arrangement" in which "the UAE may be using Russia

ies who were recently promoted," will take over Maier's responsibilities. Gunmen Kill At Least 110 In Nigerian Village. The Washington Post (11/30, Paquette, 14.2M) reports, "Gunmen on motorbikes stormed the [Nigerian] village of Koshobe on Saturday, killing at least 110 people in one of the region's de

aw-Enforcement Contacts Paralyzes US Anti-Drug Efforts In Mexico. Reuters (3/30, Shiffman, Ore) reports that current and former senior officials in the United States and Mexico say that "U.S. efforts to battle powerful drug cartels from inside Mexico have ground to a halt" in the wake of Mexico enacting a law in

vestigators "found that five gun-carrying members of" Katiba Serma attended the party, but two "left before the strike." The Washington Post (3/30, Paquette, 10.52M) reports that the 36-page report was "released Tuesday by the U.N. Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, a peacekeepin

Inside Politics. "This is an extraordinary moment in terms of the need that the special counsel has to investigate the conduct of the president of the United States's campaign and issues surrounding it. ... I believe that given in particular all the misinformation that we can, I think, rightly believe we've heard,

like a long time ago." Sanders called it a "complicated case," and said it is "something we're certainly looking into.* The Washington Post (2/22, Paquette, 14.71M) reports that during Acosta's confirmation hearings, "Epstein's name came up 59 times: On Thursday, Sen. Ben Sasse, chairman of the Senate J

ording to a Pentagon IG report last week. The report's findings, which discussed "counterterrorism operations in Africa," are "likely to complicate the United States' close relationship with the Gulf state." This marks the "first public, official assessment of the arrangement" in which "the UAE may be using Russia

ies who were recently promoted," will take over Maier's responsibilities. Gunmen Kill At Least 110 In Nigerian Village. The Washington Post (11/30, Paquette, 14.2M) reports, "Gunmen on motorbikes stormed the [Nigerian) village of Koshobe on Saturday, killing at least 110 people in one of the region's de