Epstein Secrets

rnal audit of a representative sample of searches showed an increased compliance rate from 82% before the reforms were implemented to 96% afterward. Al Jazeera (05/19, Staff Writer), Washington Examiner (05/19, Dunleavy), Washington Post (05/19, Barrett), CBS News (05/19, Gazis), Fox News (05/19, Singman,

riticized the FBI for failing to corroborate the Steele Dossier, which contained salacious allegations ab

mably have been confiscated by the FBI in 2019. Additional reporting on the story was provided by BBC (07/24, Halpert), The Guardian (07/24, Betts), Al Jazeera (07/24, Staff Writer), CNN (07/24, Collins, Shelton), CNBC (07/24, Mangan), USA Today (07/24, Bagchi) (2), The Hill (07/24, Fields), ABC News (07/24

nd influence public opinion, with the goal of helping Donald Trump and denigrating Hillary Clinton. The article noted that Gabbard's claim that the Steele dossier was used as the basis for the FBI's investigation into potential coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia is incorrect, as the Jus

autopsy findings and his brother's upcoming bail hearing. Additional EFTA01655266 reporting on the story was provided by ABC News (07/09, Video), Al Jazeera (07/09, Staff Writer), CBS News (07/09, Video), NBC News (07/09, Video), Newsweek (07/09, Whisnant), Politico (07/09, McHugh), The Hill (07/09, Cris

Counsel Durham's report found no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. Durham's investigation undercut the credibility of the Steele dossier, and his report noted that the FBI ignored the lack of corroboration for the dossier's allegations. The article noted that the Dal and FBI

wsweek (07/31, Rahman), The Hill (07/31, Fields), NBC News (07/31, Jackson, Cohen), New York Times (07/31, Feuer, Goldstein), CNN (07/31, lyer) (2), Al Jazeera (07/31, Staff Writer), BBC News (07/31, Matza), The Guardian (07/31, Gambino), Axios (07/31, Falconer), Daily Mail (07/31, Koenig), Rolling Stone (

ton's scandals. The memos, allegedly obtained via Russian cyber-espionage, portrayed a deliberate effort to involve intelligence agencies or use the Steele dossier to push a collusion narrative, with Clinton approving a plan to "demonize Putin and Trump." The Post noted that these files were reportedly

ng inconsistent autopsy findings and his brother's upcoming bail hearing. Additional reporting on the story was provided by ABC News (07/09, Video), Al Jazeera (07/09, Staff Writer), CBS News (07/09, Video), NBC News (07/09, Video), Newsweek (07/09, Whisnant), Politico (07/09, McHugh), The Hill (07/09, Cris

Counsel Durham's report found no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. Durham's investigation undercut the credibility of the Steele dossier, and his report noted that the FBI ignored the lack of corroboration for the dossier's allegations. The article noted that the DOJ and FBI

, Maher), CBS News (11/15, Breen), The Hill (11/16, Rego), Washington Post (11/15, Kranish), USA Today (11/16, Mansfield), Politico (11/15, Cheney), Al Jazeera (11/15, Everett), NBC News (11/15, Marquez), Newsweek (11/15, Silverman), New York Times (11/15, Feuer), United Press International (11/15, Cone),

vestigating allegations that Justice Department officials previously thwarted an FBI inquiry into the Clinton campaign's concealed payments for the Steele dossier. The piece explained that Sen. Grassley released 2019 emails showing an FBI agent raising concerns about "unambiguous concealment" of Democr

mably have been confiscated by the FBI in 2019. Additional reporting on the story was provided by BBC (07/24, Halpert), The Guardian (07/24, Betts), Al Jazeera (07/24, Staff Writer), CNN (07/24, Collins, Shelton), CNBC (07/24, Mangan), USA Today (07/24, Bagchi) (2), The Hill (07/24, Fields), ABC News (07/24

nd influence public opinion, with the goal of helping Donald Trump and denigrating Hillary Clinton. The article noted that Gabbard's claim that the Steele dossier was used as the basis for the FBI's investigation into potential coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia is incorrect, as the jus