Epstein Secrets

the "nanny state; "and the recent round of post-Ferguson protests spurred at least in part by the militari

e, we learned from Jeremy Scahill and Josh Begley of the Intercept that the CIA has spent years trying to break the encryption on Apple iPhones and iPads; it has, that is, been aggressively seeking to attack an all-American corporation (even if significant parts of its production process are actually

of 2014 sparked a series of protests in Ferg=son, Missouri which quickly spread across the country. The strength of the law enforcement response in Ferguson to these protests set off a fierce debate about the increasing militarization of the American police force. Thomas Mo=ton goes to Ferguson at the h

netbooks are dead, replaced in the market's heart by tablets and ultra-lightweight but pow=rful laptops such as the MacBook Air or Dell XPS 13. And iPads, meanwhile, are everywhere: in schools, in restaurants and on the walls of art museums. Yet analy=ts are quick to note now that tablet sales just a

gns classics. I tell him I made director Charles Ferguson, front runner for the financial documentary "Ins

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