Epstein Secrets

comments to Congress by US climate envoy John F. Kerry, who "delivered a dire warning Wednesday on `the

c Thiessen highlights several climate-related facts published by Steven E. Koonin in the context of recent comments to Congress by US climate envoy John F. Kerry, who "delivered a dire warning Wednesday on `the mounting costs...of global warming and of a more volatile climate." The assessments by Koonin, one

of family separation." Former Border Patrol Agent Admits To Bringing Mexican Woman Into US Illegally. The Hill (5/15, Lonas, 5.69M) reports former Customs and Border Protection agent Rhonda Lee Walker "admitted on Friday that she brought a Mexican woman into the U.S. illegally." She "signed a guilty plea deal for conspirac

igher School of the KGB in Moscow. He is the son of a KGB officer who later served as head of Ukrainian intelligence." -- Former secretary of state John Kerry endorsed Biden and plans to campaign with him in Iowa on Friday and New Hampshire on Sunday. "I'm not endorsing Joe because I've known him a long

wa on Friday and New Hampshire on Sunday. "I'm not endorsing Joe because I've known him a long time. I'm endorsing him because I know him so well," Kerry told Dan Balz, who broke the story. "The world has to be put back together, the world that Donald Trump has smashed apart." Kerry, who served alon

d away from its proposal to require mandatory facial scans for all U.S. citizens crossing the border. Lori Aratani reports: "Reports this week that Customs and Border Protection wanted to expand airport facial screening to U.S. citizens drew an immediate outcry from privacy advocates and lawmakers, who accused administrati

(7/17, story 7, 2:42, Holt, 5.54M), correspondent Kerry Sanders said Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) previ

lawful arrests by federal agents." ABC World News TonightVi (7/19, story 3, 1:55, Llamas, 5.06M) reported, "The Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection among the federal agencies with militarized units on the streets, detaining people. The message from the city's leaders: Get out." Mayor Ted Wheele