Epstein Secrets

ng about the need to act as climate change continues. 'Better able to withstand storms that are becoming more severe and more frequent than ever." The New York Daily News (5/6, Goldiner, 2.51M) reports Lake Charles Mayor Nic Hunter (R) "said in his own remarks that his city has a 'dire need' for 'an infrastructure pla

'an attack on democracy." Capitol 'Zip Tie' Suspect Requests Mother's Day Conversation With Co-Defendant Mom. The Tennessean (5/6, 645K) reports, "Eric Munchel, dubbed 'zip tie guy' on social media after he was photographed holding a handful of plastic restraints inside the U.S. Capitol during the failed i

reports Becerra "likened the U.S. spread of COVID-19 to a 'plane in a nose dive' as the new administration vowed to rapidly ramp up vaccinations." The New York Daily News (1/24, Shahrigian, 2.51M) reports Becerra "touted the president's plans to 'rescue the people, rescue the economy,' apparently alluding to Biden's g

AP (1/24) reports, "U.S. District Judge Beryl A. Howell for the District of Columbia set aside an order by a judge in Tennessee" that would release Eric Munchel, "a Tennessee man who authorities say carried flexible plastic handcuffs during the riot at the U.S. Capitol earlier this month." The AP adds, "an

t video, which spurred the largest protests in the United States since the Civil Rights era, may be calling on Mr. Chauvin to testify." Meanwhile, the New York Daily News (3/29, Oliveira, 2.51M) reports that as the trial was ongoing, "prominent civil rights leaders joined George Floyd's family in downtown Minneapolis

ngton will be released from jail to home confinement ahead of their trial after weeks of debate over how dangerous they might be." Prosecutors said "Eric Munchel, 30, and his mother, Lisa Marie Eisenhart, 57, both accused of trespassing at the Capitol and obstructing the congressional confirmation of Preside

ng about the need to act as climate change continues. `Better able to withstand storms that are becoming more severe and more frequent than ever." The New York Daily News (5/6, Goldiner, 2.51M) reports Lake Charles Mayor Nic Hunter (R) "said in his own remarks that his city has a `dire need' for 'an infrastructure pla

'an attack on democracy." Capitol 'Zip Tie' Suspect Requests Mother's Day Conversation With Co-Defendant Mom. The Tennessean (5/6, 645K) reports, "Eric Munchel, dubbed 'zip tie guy' on social media after he was photographed holding a handful of plastic restraints inside the U.S. Capitol during the failed i

face language barriers. `We can't be silent in the face of rising violence against Asian Americans,' President Biden wrote in a tweet on Tuesday." The New York Daily News (3/30, Sommerfeldt, 2.51M) reports that the $50 million grant program "will be administered by the Department of Health and Human Services and cente

o defendants jailed for relatively minor offenses stemming from the Jan. 6 attack," US District Judge Royce Lamberth order Capitol insurrectionists Eric Munchel and his mother, Lisa Eisenhart, be released from jail ahead of their trial. The pair "will have their locations monitored at all times and are bann

at video, which spurred the largest protests in the United States since the Civil Rights era, may be calling on Mr. Chauvin to testify." Meanwhile, the New York Daily News (3/29, Oliveira, 2.51M) reports that as the trial was ongoing, "prominent civil rights leaders joined George Floyd's family in downtown Minneapolis

ngton will be released from jail to home confinement ahead of their trial after weeks of debate over how dangerous they might be." Prosecutors said "Eric Munchel, 30, and his mother, Lisa Marie Eisenhart, 57, both accused of trespassing at the Capitol and obstructing the congressional confirmation of Presiden