Epstein Secrets

roles and responsibilities whatsoever.'" CNN <https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/19/politics/biden-harris-classified-intelligence-gap/index.html> (11/19, Cohen, Wright, Herb, 83.16M) reports, "there's a world of difference between what Biden can learn from outside EFTA00137254 experts and the depth of kno

of more than 100 congressional Democrats demanded Thursday" in a letter to Acting ICE Director Pham, the Justice Department, FBI, and DHS Office of the Inspector General that ICE "release female detainees from a Georgia detention facility who allege they received subpar gynecological care while detained there." The l

ith a formal impeachment proceeding." Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) said on CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 (9/23, 8

id on MSNBC's All In (9/23, 8:06 p.m. ET, Hayes, 808K), "I sit on the Intelligence Committee and can't speak to what we were briefed on last week by the Inspector General, but between Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani, they basically confirmed about 75 percent of the reporting. And I believe that the Speaker has laid dow

the story was provided by ABC News (07/31, Shalvey, Scott, Pereira), Newsweek (07/31, Rahman), The Hill (07/31, Fields), NBC News (07/31, Jackson, Cohen), New York Times (07/31, Feuer, Goldstein), CNN (07/31, lyer) (2), Al Jazeera (07/31, Staff Writer), BBC News (07/31, Matza), The Guardian (07/31, G

ed migrants, and a request from the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force to interview certain migrants was not fully implemented. The article noted that the Inspector General made three recommendations to improve processes for flagging high-risk migrants, citing disparities in migrant screening and an outdated list of co

mes (03/04, Firestone) also posted an opinion piece on the story. President Trump Says U.S. Has Apprehended 'Top Terrorist' CNN (03/04, Rabinowitz, Cohen, et al.) reported that President Trump announced in his joint address to Congress that the U.S. is transporting a "top terrorist" involved in the 20

on, Refer Investigations to Feds The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (03/04, Bunch) reported that a handful of senior employees in Atlanta's Office of the Inspector General on Monday sent a five-page letter to federal and state authorities, along with city officials, referring eight criminal investigations launched by t