Epstein Secrets

le Danger Forbes (01/10, Farrell) reported that schools across Florida were the latest recipients of bomb threats Wednesday, a day after schools in Colorado reported similar threats, continuing a trend of anonymous and unsubstantiated threats targeting public institutions in recent weeks that the FBI has

o ensure everyone, regardless of race, faith, sexual orientation, or disability, feels secure and protected." GAO Rules FBI Protests Are Premature Washington Technology (01/10, Wakeman) reported that the Government Accountability Office has dismissed a set of protests involving a $5 billion FBI blanket purchase agre

rs (NCEL) for keynote remarks by White House Council on Economic Quality Chair Brenda Mallory and a conversation with state leaders from California, Colorado, New Mexico, and Maryland to reflect on recent land conservation policy successes, share lessons learned, and explore opportunities to scale up sta

ere particularly influenced by claims of election rigging in heavily Black cities. Back to Top OTHER FBI NEWS FBI Reveals the 95 ITSSS-2 Winners Washington Technology (06/05, Wakeman) reported that the FBI has finally released the full roster of 95 companies that won spots on its potential eight-year, $7 billion I

, Slevin) reported that Teak Ty Brockbank, 45, was sentenced to 3 years in prison for making online threats to kill Democratic election officials in Colorado and Arizona. According to the article, Brockbank pleaded guilty to the threats, which he claimed were influenced by his exposure to far-right extre

KNOWN." Newsweek (05/29, Rajab), and the Associated Press (05/29, Tareen) also reported on the story. ManTech's FBI Protest Once Again Falls Short Washington Technology (05/29, Wakeman) reported that the sixth time was not a charm for ManTech International in its battle with Leidos for a $137.7 million contract to s