Epstein Secrets

t Administration. Senate Republicans say Joe Biden's choice for attorney general "should promise not to terminate Durham." The New York Post (12/7, Jacobs, 4.57M) says the next attorney general "will be the only one in public office with the ability EFTA00135838 to fire Durham or revoke his prosecuto

pled locally, but with the number of tips increasing by more than one million nationally and a fear of underreporting on their minds, members of the Frederick County Cyber Crime Task Force expect they will need to devote even more resources to solving these crimes." The News-Post adds, "The FBI, the U.S. Departm

t Administration. Senate Republicans say Joe Biden's choice for attorney general "should promise not to terminate Durham." The New York Post (12/7, Jacobs, 4.57M) says the next attorney general "will be the only one in public office with the ability to fire Durham or revoke his prosecutorial authority,

pled locally, but with the number of tips increasing by more than one million nationally and a fear of underreporting on their minds, members of the Frederick County Cyber Crime Task Force expect they will need to devote even more resources to solving these crimes." The News-Post adds, "The FBI, the U.S. Departm

t Administration. Senate Republicans say Joe Biden's choice for attorney general "should promise not to terminate Durham." The New York Post (1217, Jacobs, 4.57M) says the next attorney general "will be the only one in public office with the ability to fire Durham or revoke his prosecutorial authority,

pled locally, but with the number of tips increasing by more than one million nationally and a fear of underreporting on their minds, members of the Frederick County Cyber Crime Task Force expect they will need to devote even more resources to solving these crimes." The News-Post adds, "The FBI, the U.S. Departm

e story was provided by the New York Times (07/02, Protess, Rashbaum, et al.), Wall Street Journal (07/02, Ramey, Fanelli), Washington Post (07/02, Jacobs, Barrett), CNN (07/02, Reid, Valle, et al.), Washington Times (07/02, Howell Jr.), Washington Examiner (07/02, Johnson), CNBC (07/02, Breuninger), N

ber Sentenced for Participation in Jan. 6 Capitol Riot WJLA (ABC-7) (07/02, Lockman) reported that Miles Brandon Adkins, a school board member from Frederick County, Virginia, was sentenced to two years of probation, including 12 days of intermittent confinement, for his involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot