Epstein Secrets

f city officials ban remote teaching in response." Portland Mayor Uses Pepper Spray On Man Who Harassed Him About Masks. The New York Times (1/26, Cramer, 20.6M) reports Portland, Oregon Mayor Ted Wheeler "used pepper spray on a man who berated him for not wearing a mask at a restaurant and then foll

tandards as well as yours." Politico says Pittman "also admitted that a Capitol police board denied a request on Jan. 4 for additional support from the National Guard," and it "wasn't until the building was overrun by a pro-Trump mob the panel relented, an hour after another plea was made." USA Today (1/26, Duret

ise After Recent Hacking Attacks. CNBC (1/5, 7.34M) discusses Jim Cramer's "top cybersecurity picks," which include CrowdStrike, Zscaler, and Okta. Cramer emphasized NortonLifeLock. The rise in cybersecurity stocks is "not really surprised due to recent corporate headlines." Microsoft, for instance, d

nesses boarded up their windows in case the protest devolves "into the unrest seen in May and June when dozens of businesses were vandalized." Both the National Guard and federal agents "were on standby, in case they were quickly needed in the city this week." Meanwhile, Trump expressed support on Twitter for the

Officials About North Carolina Man's Mental State Ahead Of Police Standoff That Ended With Five Dead, Including Himself. The New York Times (5/14, Cramer, 20.6M) says that "by midmorning on April 28," Chris Barnes, 32, was barricaded in his mother's North Carolina home amid "a 13-hour standoff with t

ocrats also "plan to move ahead with a vote on a bill that would provide $1.9 billion to bolster the Capitol's defenses and police force, reimburse the National Guard and other law enforcement for protecting the complex in the attack's aftermath and cover costs related to the coronavirus pandemic." According to t