Evening Edition: FBI, Justice Dept. to look into Epstein’s apparent suicide
'We need answers. Lots of them.': What's next after Jeffrey Epstein's death?; 'She was shaking': Court filings describe system Epstein allegedly used to procure girls
Politically connected financier Jeffrey Epstein, a registered sex offender, was found dead in the detention center where he was awaiting trial on new allegations of sexually abusing young girls in the early 2000s.
By Matt Zapotosky, Devlin Barrett, Renae Merle and Carol Leonnig · Read more
Newly unsealed documents lay out disturbing details about the financier's alleged abuse and the number of people in his orbit who could have observed them.
By Beth Reinhard, Marc Fisher, Tom Hamburger and Carol Leonnig · Read more
With Joe Biden's age and his gaffes, there's a nagging concern about whether he's up to facing President Trump on the campaign trail — or the debate stage. But a clear alternative has yet to emerge.
Cities and towns across the continent say they are feeling overwhelmed as they are confronted with an influx of visitors that has exploded beyond what they can handle.
President Trump renewed his objections to joint U.S.-South Korea military exercises, calling them "ridiculous and expensive," and added that dictator Kim Jong Un suggested missile tests would end once the drills are finished.
Memorial shirts have become visible ways of grieving loved ones, giving faces and names to victims whose deaths might otherwise slip into an anonymous pile of statistics.
The wealthy Persian Gulf country used to import all its milk — and construction materials, and other products. Now it is learning to adapt after being snubbed by some of its most powerful neighbors for more than two years.
Twitter
Facebook
No comments:
Post a Comment