Epstein Secrets

g those who expected a "client list" or any significant new information about the disgraced Palm Beach-based sex trafficker. CNN (03/03, Rabinowitz, Reid) highlighted that while the initial release of the files themselves did not garner support, one part of the release did: a letter from Bondi to Dire

ent working on counterintelligence in the New York field office in 2002. Additional reporting on the story was provided by CBS News (03/03, Milton, Triay, et al.), CNN (03/03, Campbell, Prokupecz), Daily Mail (03/03, Chain), Fox News (03/03, Wehner, Deppisch), Hindustan Times (03/04, Vaidyanathan), NB

s and cites a Trump social media post after the search saying the government could have had the records "anytime they wanted." CNN (08/12, Polantz, Reid) reported that the claim alleges that Attorney General Merrick Garland and Director Wray, who signed off on the search, made the decision inappropri

, Gerstein, Sakellariadis), Fox News (08/12, Betz), CNN (08/12, Lyngaas, Perez, Holmes), NBC News (08/12, Collier, Dilanian, Luce), CBS News (08/12, Triay, Legare), Washington Examiner (08/12, Knox), The Hill (08/12, Beitsch), Forbes (08/12, Bohannon), The Epoch Times (08/12, Morgan), and New York Post

ssassination of Donald J. Trump had already requested a briefing from the FBI on the second assassination attempt. Reuters (09/17, Sullivan, Coster, Reid, et. al.) disclosed that the Secret Service is currently facing significant staffing shortages, operating with about 400 fewer agents than authorize

n substances. The story was also reported on by ABC News (09/17, Bruggeman), Axios (09/18, Falconer), BBC (09/17, Yousif), CBS News (09/17, Watson, Triay), NBC News (09/17, Kosner, Winter, Gregorian, et al.), Reuters (09/17, Ward), UPI (09/17, Heuer) and the Washington Examiner (09/17, Knox). Fake Ka