Epstein Secrets

ml? utm source=concierge&utm medium=onsite&utm rampaignrsailthru%2Rslitler%28 Rohrabacher laughed off a claim made last week by Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) that the unusual intensity of this year's wildfire season should give rise to a more serious debate about how climate change is affecting the temp

GOP leaders like Boehner oppose that idea but have been unwilling to publicly condemn the effort. In the Senate, the GOP's pragmatic wing includes John McCain of Arizona, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Bob Corker of Tennessee and Johnny Isakson of Georgia. They've been meeting frequently with White Hou

top Obama aides seeking ways to replace deep, non-discretionary automatic cuts known as sequestration with gentler, more targeted cuts. Graham and McCain are chiefly motivated by a desire to restore Pentagon cuts they say will cripple the military. Other Senate Republicans like Susan Collins of Maine

sive topic for the Sunshine State, where even many Republicans worry oil spills could devastate their tourism-based economy. • Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) is seizing the spotlight as Biden continues his veep search, but worries linger about her checkered record as a prosecutor and what many who have

watchdog. This undercuts the administration's previous claim that the trip only cost taxpayers $17,000. (USA Today) • Jack McCain, son of the late John McCain, said he has no "immediate" plans to run for public office. Chatter of a possible run started after the New York Times reported that McCain's widow

te John McCain, said he has no "immediate" plans to run for public office. Chatter of a possible run started after the New York Times reported that McCain's widow, Cindy McCain, was not sure about how public she should be about supporting Biden in the general election because one of her sons was thin

s now in private practice in Wash- ington. Investors may be more forgiving with Apple be- cause the i Pod's success has propelled the Cupertino. Calif-based company on a hugely profitable streak that most analysts expect to continue for at least the next few years. Despite Friday's down- turn,

n that it knows how to answer that question. The latest plan, al- ready under way, is to move more US. and Iraqi troops into Baghdad. But, as Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said, the plan involves transferring troops from other areas of Iraq, which could simply lead to in- creased violence in those areas. A

and Iraqi troops into Baghdad. But, as Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said, the plan involves transferring