The bombshell revelations are included in Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, Too Famous: The Rich, the Powerful, the Wishful, the Damned, the Notorious. The author focused on Epstein’s final months before his death. According to the book, the accused pedophile believed he could secure a deal to drop his sex trafficking charges by
Oct 11, 2021 Austin / Birmingham In an investigation that our news network have been working on this is what we have learned. It is common knowledge that the Spanish land grant heirs of Texas have been frauded for years not only by their own hired attorneys but also by
Published by Reuters By Alistair Smout LONDON (Reuters) – A London judge on Wednesday widened the scope of a U.S. appeal against a block on the extradition of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange from Britain and will hear the renewed bid in late October. A judge ruled in January that Assange
Published by Reuters By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Data-rigging allegations against International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva were set to loom over the opening of week-long IMF-World Bank annual meetings on Monday as the Fund’s executive board failed to conclude its review after yet another marathon meeting. The
Published by Hong Kong Free Press A Hong Kong press group has apologised for the alleged theft of its members’ personal information, after a Beijing-backed newspaper published shredded documents taken away from the office trash. The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA), which has come in for criticism from the city’s
Published by Miami Herald The Panama Papers blew open the hidden world of offshore finance and took down several world leaders. As a result of the massive leak of corporate records, multiple governments, including the United States, pledged greater oversight of the world of shell companies. The stories also signaled
Published by Al-Araby Czechs begin voting on Friday in a parliamentary election with polls showing Prime Minister Andrej Babis, a populist billionaire, has a good chance of keeping his job despite a new scandal over his financial dealings. Two days of balloting are being held to fill 200 seats in
Published by AFP Washington (AFP) – The IMF executive board will meet Sunday to hear from a law firm whose investigators concluded that managing director Kristalina Georgieva manipulated data in favor of China while she held a senior role at the World Bank, a source close to the case said
Published by TDPel Media Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz announced his resignation on Saturday and proposed Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg as his successor. Kurz said in a statement that, he planned to remain leader of his conservative party and take over as its leader in parliament. He has been facing increasing
Photo: corruption in the world They exposed themselves, and today we take a history lesson to how agencies are controlled, and media to control the views of people and how they use this to advance their own political and financial agendas. Some of this is really simple, because one of