Epstein Secrets

nt Jimmy Carter and in every administration since (except George W. Bush's), Dennis Ross has played a bigger role in setting American policy toward the Middle East than perhaps any other official who didn't occupy the Oval Office. Most recently, Ross was special assistant to President Obama and the National Se

omestic policy advisor in the Carter administration. At a time when the Obama campaign has focused its attacks on Romney's record at Bain Capital, Rubenstein's Democratic credentials have made him the White House's favorite private equity guy. He has helped the administration facilitate energy deals, and

that the Haitian transaction, for instance, was supported by the United States commercial attaché in Haiti at the time. For Mr. Barrack, the key to the Middle East's appeal is what first drew foreign investors to the region a century ago: oil. "There are 22 countries producing oil and they have been the benefic

investment in Egypt." He added that "what's going on in the Middle East isn't going to end anytime soon." In an e-mailed statement on Tuesday, Mr. Rubenstein added, "The events taking place in the Middle East are significant and will take time to resolve themselves, but we are optimistic about the region'

filed the instant class action against Statebridge, American Modern, American Modem's corporate parent American Modern Insurance Group ("AMIG"), and Midwest Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a Ameritrac Business Solutions ("Ameritrac"), the wholly owned subsidiary of AMIG that acts as the program manager for Americ

s in one plant, they still must offer statistics showing disparities among all the relevant decisionmakers, regardless of that one-plant focus. See Rubenstein, supra, § 24:40 ("Courts have certified [only] limited classes when the facts show that no uniform personnel policies are applied ("944] among the