Morning Jolt: Jeffrey Epstein’s Horrific History of Sex Crimes

Making the click-through worthwhile: an abominable tale of the rich and powerful escaping serious consequence for years of horrific criminal behavior, with disturbing questions about what two presidents knew and when; Stormy Daniels trusts the wrong man again; unnerving new figures reveal what's killing Americans; and a strange reboot prepares to exit the stage.

One of the Ugliest Stories about the Powerful Escaping Consequences In a Long Time

The Miami Herald writes an extensive, detailed exposé about that long-lingering scandal and stench coming from Palm Beach multimillionaire Jeffrey Epstein, friend to many powerful and politically connected people.

The focus of the story is former U.S. attorney Alexander Acosta, now the U.S. Secretary of Labor and, according to the rumor mill, a potential option to be the next nominee for Attorney General. The Herald's description of the deal Acosta agreed to with Epstein's lawyers is jaw-dropping and horrifying:

But on the morning of the breakfast meeting, a ...

November 29 2018

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Jeffrey Epstein's Horrific History of Sex Crimes Jim Geraghty Making the click-through worthwhile: an abominable tale of the rich and powerful escaping serious consequence for years of horrific criminal behavior, with disturbing questions about what two presidents knew and when; Stormy Daniels trusts the wrong man again; unnerving new figures reveal what's killing Americans; and a strange reboot prepares to exit the stage. One of the Ugliest Stories about the Powerful Escaping Consequences In a Long Time The Miami Herald writes an extensive, detailed exposé about that long-lingering scandal and stench coming from Palm Beach multimillionaire Jeffrey Epstein, friend to many powerful and politically connected people. The focus of the story is former U.S. attorney Alexander Acosta, now the U.S. Secretary of Labor and, according to the rumor mill, a potential option to be the next nominee for Attorney General. The Herald's description of the deal Acosta agreed to with Epstein's lawyers is jaw-dropping and horrifying: But on the morning of the breakfast meeting, a ... Read More ADVERTISEMENT Top Stories How Trump Can Translate His Policy Successes into Political Success Victor Davis Hanson He just needs to recalibrate his message and reemphasize his solid achievements, reminding Americans how he has helped them. Religion and the New Supreme Court John Yoo and James C. Phillips The amendment singles religion out for special protection. But the Court has strayed from the Constitution's commands. Michael Cohen Pleads Guilty to Lying to Congress About Moscow Building Project Jack Crowe Cohen made the plea as part of a cooperation agreement with special counsel Robert Mueller, according to the Associated Press. ADVERTISEMENT The Bill and Hillary Show Hits All the Usual Notes Jonathon Van Maren When the 42nd president of the United States stepped out onto the stage last week with former secretary of state Hillary Clinton, the arena was still nearly half empty. The Man-Made Affordable-Housing 'Crisis' Kevin D. Williamson To the great surprise of nobody except politicians and their creatures, prohibiting the construction and rental of affordable housing did not do much to help poor people in Dallas connect with affordable housing. Gun Control and a Doctor's 'Lane' Marc Siegel We are in no position to provide official regulatory guidance on cars, fast food, or guns. The Right Way to Cut College Costs Brad Polumbo Conservative spending cuts and innovation will reduce the cost of college for American students. Dick's Sporting Goods Sales Continue to Decline After New Gun Rules Jack Crowe Dick's sales fell 3.9 percent from August to November, due largely to poor performance in their technology and hunting departments. ADVERTISEMENT WHAT NR IS READING The Crucifix on Mecca's Front Porch: A Christian's Companion for the Study of Islam David Pinault "Seldom has a scholar of Islam and Middle Eastern languages spoken so clearly about the profound matters that divide Christianity and Islam. Without engaging in polemics, Pinault writes in a measured way but never flinches from the real nature of the differences, especially concerning who Jesus is. This is an indispensable book for both the beginner and the expert, and everyone in between." — Robert Reilly, author, The Closing of the Muslim Mind LEARN MORE Photo Essays Cartoons of the Day: November 28, 2018 Cartoons of the Day: November 27, 2018 ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 19 West 44th Street, Suite 1701, New York, NY, 10036, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.