Epstein Secrets

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for a show of hands" of those who supported clemency for Blagojevich, and "most of the 200 to 300 attendees raised their hands." Lawmakers Call On Barr To Stop Opposing Encryption. The Hill (10/31, Rodrigo, 2.98M) reports, "A pair of Democratic lawmakers sent a letter to Attorney General William B

l On Barr To Stop Opposing Encryption. The Hill (10/31, Rodrigo, 2.98M) reports, "A pair of Democratic lawmakers sent a letter to Attorney General William Barr on Thursday urging him to stop government requests for encryption backdoors, which allow the government to obtain certain user information from tech

: Anderson said in a statement, "Companies like Uber are the caretakers, not the owners, of customers' personal information." The Register (10/30, Thomson, 9K) reports that as part of their plea deal, the duo are set to face up to five years in the clink and a fine of $250,000 apiece. They will be sent

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