Epstein Secrets

. ABC News (7/14, 2.97M) reports, "A white man who's been accused of beating up and shouting racial slurs at a Black man in a filmed incident at an Indiana lake on the Fourth of July contends he isn't the one who started the violent conflict and says his accuser is not telling the truth," but Vauhxx Ru

n Policy: Mosley Hiring At USAID Part Of Effort To "Seed" Agencies With Trump "Loyalists." • Trump Urged To Bring Greater Accountability To CFPB. • Mary Trump Says Her Uncle Is "Utterly Incapable" Of Leading Country. • Rep. Watkins Faces Three Felony Charges Related To Illegal Voting Investigation. • Just

Charged. • West Hollywood Man Sentenced To Five Years For Art Fraud. • FBI Arrest Holyoke, Man Woman For Drug Trafficking. • Continuing Coverage: Indiana Woman Arrested For Alleged Animal Abuse. • FBI Investigating Cold Case Murder In California. • Explosive Device Found Near Texas Hospital. • Nebra

t Prove" Trump Cheated On SATs. In an interview with George Stephanopoulos for ABC's Good Morning AmericaVI (7/15, 3.16M), President Trump's niece Mary Trump said she was told by "a source very close to Donald" that the President had someone take the SAT for him in 1964, but she acknowledged that she has

oronavirus The U.S. logged more than 73,000 new infections on Thursday. That's the highest daily count since late July. Twelve states — including Indiana, Oklahoma, Idaho and Montana — reached their highest seven-day EFTA00162619 average for new cases, Antonia Farzan reports. More than 222,000 Amer

show up often enough." • Jen Rubin: "The good news is that we likely will never be forced to endure another debate featuring President Trump." • Mary Trump, the president's niece: "Psychiatrists know what's wrong with my uncle. Let them tell voters." How it's playing elsewhere: • Chris Wallace, who mo

ilities across Utah, per the Salt Lake Tribune, leading to 61 infections. Closures occurred after cases were connected to three day-care centers in Indiana and Kentucky. And in Arizona, a preschool made headlines after a former employee said the school failed to notify staff and parents of three corona

allowed publisher Simon & Schuster to continue distributing copies. While the publisher last week was released from a temporary restraining order, Mary Trump is still under the order and is contesting it. A news release about the book says it deals with how Trump "acquired twisted behaviors and values"