Epstein Secrets

aining new momentum and depth. The president's choice of William Barr as attorney general, and Barr's entirely predictable attempts to undercut the Mueller report, has been the highest-profile, highest-stakes move to weaponize the department for partisan purposes. But two fresh episodes demonstrate Trum

question to the 2020 census, after documents from a now deceased Republican consultant's hard drives were exposed. The census citizenship question, Thomas Hotelier wrote in an analysis, "would clearly be a disadvantage to the Democrats" and "advantageous to Republicans and non-Hispanic whites." The DOJ announc

aining new momentum and depth. The president's choice of William Barr as attorney general, and Barr's entirely predictable attempts to undercut the Mueller report, has been the highest-profile, highest-stakes move to weaponize the department for partisan purposes. But two fresh episodes demonstrate Trum

question to the 2020 census, after documents from a now deceased Republican consultant's hard drives were exposed. The census citizenship question, Thomas Hotelier wrote in an analysis, "would clearly be a disadvantage to the Democrats" and "advantageous to Republicans and non-Hispanic whites." The DOJ announc

aining new momentum and depth. The president's choice of William Barr as attorney general, and Barr's entirely predictable attempts to undercut the Mueller report, has been the highest-profile, highest-stakes move to weaponize the department for partisan purposes. But two fresh episodes demonstrate Trum

question to the 2020 census, after documents from a now deceased Republican consultant's hard drives were exposed. The census citizenship question, Thomas Hotelier wrote in an analysis, "would clearly be a disadvantage to the Democrats" and "advantageous to Republicans and non-Hispanic whites." The DOJ announc