Epstein Death Guards Charged With Falsifying Prison Logs
Two federal jail guards at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York faced grand jury charges for falsifying logs and sleeping during shifts monitoring Jeffrey Epstein. The indictment accuses Toval Noel and Michael Thomas of neglect and fabricating checks, amid broader prison staffing concerns tied to Epstein’s 2019 death and ongoing investigations.
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New York
Jeffrey Epstein
Toval Noel
Michael Thomas
Epstein
Metropolitan Correctional Center
U.S
Geoffrey S. Berman
Thomas
FBI
Justice Department
Barr
Jeffrey Rosen
Kathleen Hawk Sawyer
Bureau of Prisons
US and Montenegro plan cyber war prep before 2020 polls
Elite U.S. military cyber experts operate from Montenegro's high command to defend against potential Russian and other cyber attacks ahead of the 2020 U S and Montenegro elections. Montenegro, a NATO member since 2017, has faced Russian linked hacking and disinformation campaigns, with officials noting lessons for U S security. A 2016 attack targeted the Montenegrin Defense Ministry via a spoofed email.
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Montenegro
Podgorica
U.S
Balkan
NATO
Adriatic Sea
Balkans
Russia
Moscow
Predrag Boskovic
Yugoslavia
Boskovic
Donald Trump
Defense Ministry
Vegan sues Burger King over Impossible Whopper fatty claim
A Georgia vegan sues Burger King in a Florida federal court seeking class action status. The suit alleges the Impossible Whopper is cooked on the same grills as meat, exposing customers to beef fat unless requested otherwise. It cites lack of clear warnings and seeks damages and an injunction.
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Georgia
Burger King
Burger Chain
Florida
Phillip Williams
Atlanta
Williams
Veronica Nur Valdés
Restaurant Brands International
Chris Finazzo
Americas
Bloomberg
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