Epstein Secrets

' Lawsuits Show FBI and DOJ's Focus on Epstein Files Misses the Mark An opinion piece by MSNBC (06/02, Rubin) stated that on Thursday, a woman named Maria Farmer filed a lawsuit against the federal government that begins with a paragraph both familiar and chilling: "For nearly a quarter of a century," Farmer

Farmer filed a lawsuit against the federal government that begins with a paragraph both familiar and chilling: "For nearly a quarter of a century," Farmer charges, Jeffrey Epstein got away with a "wide-ranging sex trafficking venture" in which she was one of hundreds of victims. And worse, Farmer alleg

02, Rubin) stated that on Thursday, a woman named Maria Farmer filed a lawsuit against the federal gover

onspiracy and one count of making bomb threats and is scheduled to be sentenced on October 23. The plot, which also involved Nemanja Radovanovic of Serbia, targeted roughly 100 people with bogus police emergencies, including a former elected official from the executive branch who was targeted with a fa

federal funds for repairing hurricane damage. Puerto Rico must submit requests to the agency to draw down all funds related to Hurricanes Irma and Maria. WPost: Puerto Ricans Should Continue To Demand Change. In an editorial, the Washington Post (7/25, 14.2M) says Puerto Ricans must "continue to pre

ymbol historically tied to empire and dominance." The eagle "closely resembles the bird on the Russian coat of arms and also appears on the flags of Serbia, Albania and Montenegro. Its left talons, rather than clasping 13 arrows, appear to clutch a set of golf clubs." The AP (7/25) says the White House

' Lawsuits Show FBI and DOJ's Focus on Epstein Files Misses the Mark An opinion piece by MSNBC (06/02, Rubin) stated that on Thursday, a woman named Maria filed a lawsuit against the federal government that begins with a paragraph both familiar and chilling: "For nearly a quarter of a century," char

onspiracy and one count of making bomb threats and is scheduled to be sentenced on October 23. The plot, which also involved Nemanja Radovanovic of Serbia, targeted roughly 100 people with bogus police emergencies, including a former elected official from the executive branch who was targeted with a fa