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Epstein, the FBI and the Justice Department: The 60-Count Indictment They Never Filed, and the Co-Conspirators They Never Charged (opens the original)
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In 2007, federal prosecutors in Miami wrote a 60-count indictment of Jeffrey Epstein, and the FBI knew where he would be. They never filed it. This episode runs on the government’s own records: what they had, what they wrote down, and who still hasn’t been charged.WHAT THEIR OWN RECORDS SAYMay 1, 2007: a prosecution memo to the U.S. Attorney in Miami, R… Read more
From Gravel to AI Chips: The Water, Power and Tax Money Behind Them, and Who Is Keeping Count? (opens the original)
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Who is counting the water?It takes water to make the chips inside artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, and power and water to run those data centers. It is your water, your power and your tax money.Dawn Christine and Dorian go through the topics Dawn raised: the water it takes to turn gravel into a chip, what Trump has promised on chip plants, and the build-out of chip plants and the data centers the chips fill.THE WATERThe 6 quartz and feldspar plants around Spruce Pine, home to both U.S.
From Gravel to AI Chips: The Water, Power and Tax Money Behind Them, and Who Is Keeping Count (opens the original)
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After a Trafficking Arrest: Who the Justice Department Charges, What Buyers Serve, What Kids Face (opens the original)
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Another operation, another press conference, another group of children “recovered.” Then the record goes quiet. We follow it forward: who gets charged, what buyers serve, and what happens to the kids.WHAT THEIR OWN RECORDS SAYWorldwide, 2024: the U.S. State Department (Washington, D.C.) estimated 102,027 trafficking victims identified and 7,975 convictions. Two different counts, not the same people followed through.Federal prosecutors filed charges on 43% to 49% of child sex trafficking referral
UPDATE 03 — Hendricks: She Sued the Appeals Court's Own Clerk, Named Two People to File for Her as "Attorneys in Fact," and Demanded a List of "Licensed Attorneys." The Court's Answer: Your Record Is Complete. Brief Due Oct. 15. (opens the original)
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