Epstein Secrets

take credit for the speedy development of forthcoming coronavirus vaccines at a White House summit Tuesday." The New York Times (12/7, LaFraniere, Thomas, Weiland, 18.61M) reports the Pfizer- BioNTech vaccine is "a two-dose treatment, meaning that 100 million doses is enough to vaccinate only 50 milli

ade public redacted the identity of the four applicants at the request of the FBI." FBI, BIA Probing Discovery Of Body On Montana Reservation. The Billings (MT) Gazette (12/7, Kordenbrock, 180K) reports, "A death investigation involving two federal agencies is ongoing after a body was found on the Crow

all," with that monument being "Stone Mountain's supersized sculpture depicting Gen. Robert E. Lee, Confederate President Jefferson Davis and Gen. Thomas J. 'Stonewall' Jackson mounted on horseback." The monument "has special protection enshrined in Georgia law," and even in the even its demolition was to

rict Court in Toledo." Another Cohort Of Virginia Money-Launderer Pleads Guilty. The Bluefield (WV) Daily Telegraph (7/5, Boothe, 44K) reports from Billings, Montana that Tazewell County, Virginia resident Larry Price Jr. "saw another former cohort plead guilty on June 23 on charges related to a multi-m

er deployed." All three major network newscasts reported the story last night. In its lead segment, ABC World News Tonight (9/23, lead story, 2:15, Thomas, 7.06M) said the FBI locked onto the 24-year-old Smith last March after receiving a tip that he was allegedly using Facebook to distribute informati

tuck using a company that he said has no true independence from the Chinese Communist Party.' FBI Cuts Work On Montana Human Trafficking Cases. The Billings (MT) Gazette (9/23, Tollefson, 180K) reports, "The FBI has cut in half the time its human trafficking agent in Montana will spend on the crime." FBI

called for a separate, independent, concurrent investigation into the shootings that goes deeper than the administrative inquiry. The Hill (12/09, Thomas) also reported on the story. High-Profile Attacks on Derek Chauvin and Larry Nassar Put Spotlight on Violence in Federal Prisons The Associated Pr

s group demonstrating on a sidewalk, hitting and injuring one man, Montana police said Sunday. Genevienne Rancuret, 55, was pulled over by police in Billings on Saturday a few hours after the episode, and taken to jail on charges of felony assault with a weapon — the vehicle — felony criminal mischief, an

criminal charges will be pursued. However, officials have suggested that interfering with law enforcement could lead to prosecution. Newsmax (02/25, Thomas) also reported on the story. New York's Message to Federal Workers: Come Work for Us The New York Times (02/25, Balk) reported that as the Trump ad

becoming upset with the government for not shooting down a Chinese spy balloon that floated over the defendant's home city. Richard Rogers, 45, of Billings, will appear before U.S. District Judge Susan Waiters after a jury convicted him last year for threatening a member of Congress and making harassing