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of Energy David Turk, USAID Acting Assistant Administrator for Development, Democracy and Innovation Karl Fickenscher, Public Service Commission of Wisconsin Commissioner Ellen Nowak, American Electric Power Executive Vice President Charles Patton, Utilities Technology Council President and CEO Sheryl Ri

g persistently above the central bank's 2% target 'still seems small' despite an improving economic outlook." In a separate story, Bloomberg (5/5, Torres, Davison, 3.57M) says, "The biggest uncertainty for investors watching the Federal Reserve in coming months may not be the rate of inflation but tu

truction of a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border." Former Wisconsin Financial Adviser Sentenced For Fraud Scheme. The AP (5/25) reports from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, "A former financial adviser has been sentenced in Milwaukee to more than five years in federal prison for scamming $2.6 million from 27 victims, i

related criminal cases remain unresolved." The Post says that in "citing examples of other cases being dismissed following a presidential reprieve," Torres "granted Bannon's application — saying in a seven-page ruling that Trump's pardon was valid and that `dismissal of the Indictment is the proper cou

rs Breaking Curfew. The New York Post (8/27, Brown, 4.57M) reports "Kenosha's police chief has blamed protesters for the deaths during riots in the Wisconsin city - saying the bloodbath only happened because they defied a state-of-emergency curfew." Chief Daniel Miskinis told reporters, "Everybody involv

s (8/27, McDermid, Maturen) says "relative calm returned to Kenosha...after multiple nights of looting and two deaths," and USA Today (8/27, Miller, Torres, Yancey-Bragg, 10.31M), among other news outlets, runs a similar analysis. Elderly Man Brutally Assaulted By Looters Monday Night. The Kenosha (WI)

of Energy David Turk, USAID Acting Assistant Administrator for Development, Democracy and Innovation Karl Fickenscher, Public Service Commission of Wisconsin Commissioner Ellen Nowak, American Electric Power Executive Vice President Charles Patton, Utilities Technology Council President and CEO Sheryl Rig

g persistently above the central bank's 2% target 'still seems small' despite an improving economic outlook." In a separate story, Bloomberg (5/5, Torres, Davison, 3.57M) says, "The biggest uncertainty for investors watching the Federal Reserve in coming months may not be the rate of inflation but tu

her areas where vaccine campaigns have lagged." The Times reports that elected and health officials in Jo Daviess County, Illinois and Dane County, Wisconsin, which are among "the most populous 90-percent-plus counties," indicated that they was so high by using measures "reflected in the federal governmen

o commit cyberstalking and perjury." INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Reputed Drug Kingpin Pleads Guilty To Cocaine Trafficking. The Daily Mail (UK) (5/14, Torres, 4.11M) reported that reputed "Colombian drug kingpin" Roman Narvaez has "pleaded guilty to trafficking tons of cocaine to the United States with th

ll on the U.S.- Mexico border." Former Wisconsin Financial Adviser Sentenced For Fraud Scheme. EFTA00161554 The AP (5/25) reports from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, "A former financial adviser has been sentenced in Milwaukee to more than five years in federal prison for scamming $2.6 million from 27 victims, in

related criminal cases remain unresolved." The Post says that in "citing examples of other cases being dismissed following a presidential reprieve," Torres "granted Bannon's application — saying in a seven-page ruling that Trump's pardon was valid and that 'dismissal of the Indictment is the proper cou

ade Arrest Continue The Associated Press (07/07, Bauer) reported that a federal magistrate judge recommended Monday that the case proceed against a Wisconsin judge who was indicted on allegations that she helped a man who is in the country illegally evade U.S. immigration agents seeking to arrest him in h

tion is ongoing. Additional reporting on the story was provided by ABC News (07/07, Villarreal, Barr), Axios (07/07, Habeshian), Daily Mail (07/07, Torres), Forbes (07/07, Roeloffs, Ogburn), Hindustan Times (07/07, Kukreti), KRGV (ABC-5) (07/07, Lucero), Los Angeles Times (07/07, Gonzalez), Michigan Ad

on said that as he grew older, he developed dementia, which ultimately led to him retiring from a 60-year career working in several states including Wisconsin, California and Florida. According to the article, even after Cravillion's retirement, it appears several people continued using his architect's sea

ation. There has been no official word released on the nature of the activity. Dangerous Child Abuser Is No Longer a Fugitive WPLG (ABC-10) (05/29, Torres) reported that Reginold Nelson used the "Nova Coagula" online pseudonym after a fictional DC Comics transgender superhero hacker, according to FBI M

rs Breaking Curfew. The New York Post (8/27, Brown, 4.57M) reports "Kenosha's police chief has blamed protesters for the deaths during riots in the Wisconsin city - saying the bloodbath only happened because they defied a state-of-emergency curfew." Chief Daniel Miskinis told reporters, "Everybody involv

s (8/27, McDermid, Maturen) says "relative calm returned to Kenosha...after multiple nights of looting and two deaths," and USA Today (8/27, Miller, Torres, Yancey-Bragg, 10.31M), among other news outlets, runs a similar analysis. Elderly Man Brutally Assaulted By Looters Monday Night. The Kenosha (WI)