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Jeffrey Epstein paid more than a dozen visits to the Clinton White House throughout the former president's first few years in office - even bringing along with him multiple women, including four known to be his girlfriends, DailyMail.com can reveal. Unearthed visitor logs last month confirmed the late pedophile had visited the Executive Mansion at least 17 times during Bill Clinton's first term, beginning shortly after his inauguration in 1993. Additional records exclusively obtained by DailyMail.com now reveal that Epstein was not always alone during his trips to the White House, where he was joined by eight different women between...

Between Monday night and early Tuesday morning, CNN political commentator Joe Lockhart and MSNBC/NBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner rhetorically molded and mounted on their heads matching tin-foil hats, insisting that the Fox News Channel and President Donald Trump should face “criminal” and “serious liability” for misinforming the public on the deadly nature of the coronavirus. In the latter’s case, he compared the President to murderers in Washington D.C. he threw in prison. . . . “But the homicide liability issue MUST be addressed because ... ALL criminal charges will have to be investigated and, if the evidence dictates it, prosecuted...

Filegate, Consolidated Cases, DISMISSED While this Court seriously entertained the plaintiffs' allegations that their privacy had been violated--and indeed it was, even if not in the sense contemplated by the Privacy Act--after ample opportunity, they have not produced any evidence of the far-reaching conspiracy that sought to use intimate details from FBI files for political assassinations that they alleged. The only thing that they have demonstrated is that this unfortunate episode--about which they do have cause to complain--was exactly what the defendants claimed: a bureaucratic snafu. Chief Judge Royce Lamberth USDC District of Columbia

Bill Clinton's chief of staff when he was governor of Arkansas is expected to turn herself in after authorities issued a bench warrant for her arrest for allegedly smuggling contraband into a state prison, her attorney told CNN Wednesday. Betsey Wright served Clinton as chief of staff for 7 years in Arkansas and ran 3 successful campaigns for governor. Betsey Wright allegedly smuggled a red Doritos bag containing 48 tattoo needles, a pen with tweezers and a needle inside, a Swiss Army knife and a box cutter into the Varner Unit, a high-security state prison in Grady, Arkansas, according to...

WASHINGTON - Stung during the 1990s Democratic fund-raising controversy, John Kerry (news - web sites) is returning a $2,000 check from the son of South Korea (news - web sites)'s disgraced ex-president after learning the donor was charged with tax evasion. Kerry's presidential campaign also acknowledges that some of its fund-raisers met with a South Korean government official who was trying to organize a Korean-American political group. That official has been sent home amid questions he was involving himself in American politics. The Kerry campaign said it did not know about the $2,000 donation from Chun Jae-yong or his background...

March 21, 2001, Wednesday SECTION: CAPITOL HILL HEARING LENGTH: 24486 words HEADLINE: HEARING OF THE HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE SUBJECT: U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY CHAIRED BY: REPRESENTATIVE BOB STUMP (R-AZ) LOCATION: 2118 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING *** Excerpt follows: (GINGRICH = Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich) REP. SKELTON: I have two quick questions and I'd like, Mr. Speaker -- Gingrich, if I may, address them to you. The first is, you mentioned terrorism and how -- and you're correct on this -- how we should all be concerned, and you mentioned that we don't presently have the intelligence that...

September 5, 2001, Wednesday TYPE: COMMITTEE HEARING LENGTH: 30153 words COMMITTEE: SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE HEADLINE: U.S. SENATOR JOSEPH BIDEN (D-DE) HOLDS HEARING ON THE THREAT OF BIOTERRORISM *** Excerpt follows: (HELMS = Senator Jesse Helms, WOOLSEY = Former CIA Director James Woolsey) HELMS: Mr. Woolsey, let me ask you something. Now, the January 2001, this year's National Intelligence Council Report on biological warfare threats, it said that there are 25 -- let me see how many biological warfare states with missile warheads -- in Iraq alone. And they are unaccounted for, that is to say, the 25 missiles. Now,...

There's a powerful political movement afoot to draft Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., for president in 2004. Its partisans are committed almost to the point of fanaticism, and their number is growing by the hour. This thing is an absolute juggernaut. Even so, the Draft Hillary '04 forces probably won't secure their candidate's Democratic nomination. Why not? Because they're all Republicans!