Author Michael Wolff has claimed that Jeffrey Epstein had photographs of Donald Trump with topless young women from the late 1990s at his Palm Beach home. Wolff speculates that these photos may have been among evidence seized by the FBI from Epstein’s home in 2019. In response, a spokesperson for the Trump campaign accused Wolff of fabricating lies to sell his books. Trump and Epstein were known to be friends in the 1990s, but sources say Trump severed ties with Epstein after learning of sex trafficking allegations against him. Wolff states that Epstein was a key source for him while writing his book Fire & Fury, and felt that Epstein was living in fear of Trump.
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Nevaeh Crain died of complications related to her pregnancy after being refused sufficient care during three visits to two Texas hospitals. Diagnosed with strep throat during her first visit, Crain was discharged despite severe abdominal cramps. In her second visit, she was diagnosed with sepsis but was discharged after doctors detected a fetal heartbeat. During her third visit, despite her deteriorating health, doctors insisted on two ultrasounds to confirm fetal death before admitting her to intensive care, where she later died. Crain’s is one of at least two cases of Texas women dying due to untreated miscarriages, linked to the state’s strict abortion ban, which has led many doctors to avoid treating complicated pregnancies over fears of legal repercussions.
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Journalist Michael Wolff has released a recording of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein discussing the White House team of former President Donald Trump in 2017. The tape was shared on Wolff’s podcast, Fire and Fury, and supposedly recorded in a Manhattan restaurant. In the recording, Epstein appears to describe Trump’s leadership style as divisive and suggests a close relationship between them. Although Epstein has not been identified as a source for any of Wolff’s books in the past, the journalist claimed he has around 100 hours of Epstein discussing the “inner workings” of the Trump White House. Notably, Wolff is a controversial figure with his journalistic accuracy often being disputed by critics.
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The recent arrest of an 18-year-old Trump supporter, Caleb James Williams, for brandishing a machete outside an early-voting site in Florida is a chilling reminder of the volatile atmosphere surrounding our electoral processes. While political passion is nothing new, the lengths to which some are willing to go to assert their views is alarming. This incident has left me contemplating the state of political discourse in our country and how it can sometimes spiral into outright aggression.
Williams, along with a group of companions adorned with Trump flags, confronted supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris outside a public library. What was meant to be a peaceful civic engagement quickly devolved into a situation where a weapon was drawn.… Continue reading
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon has warned of the onset of World War III due to ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East. He highlighted the risks posed by Russia, North Korea, and Iran, and singled out nuclear proliferation as the “biggest risk mankind faces.” Furthermore, he urged the US to avoid naivety and intervene in global events. Dimon acknowledged that the threat of global conflict could decrease over time, but emphasized the dire implications if the current trend continues. Despite these warnings, Ohio State University’s Paul Beck does not believe WWIII is inevitably impending, though he noted an increasing tension in US-Russia relations and conflicts involving Iran and China.
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The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has ordered his forces to prepare an attack on Israel. This comes after he viewed the results of Israel’s recent strike on Iran, which he deemed could not be ignored. The airstrike targeted Tehran’s military facilities and Khamenei described the lack of response so far as equivalent to admitting defeat. A direct attack was approved in a meeting with the Supreme National Security Council. There are concerns that there may now be a full-blown war between the two countries.
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The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit released a video clip of the interrogation of a staffer from the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) in Gaza. The details of the interrogation are yet to be disclosed.
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Ken Block, an expert on voter registration data, was called by the Trump campaign to investigate fraud allegations in multiple swing states following the 2020 election. Block’s research primarily consisted of debunking these allegations, such as the notion that thousands of people had voted twice in two different states. This claim was incorrect due to mistakes in data correlation where individuals with the same name and similar birth dates were mistaken as the same person. Block found similar issues with allegations concerning dead voters and absentee ballot fraud. He concluded that the real reason for Trump’s loss was the shift in moderate Republican votes from 2016 to 2020, not voting fraud.
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Spc. Wooster Rancy from the 5th Engineer Battalion has been charged with murder and obstructing justice over the death of Sgt. Sarah Roque. Roque’s body was found in a dumpster on the base at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. She had been reported missing when she failed to report for formation on the morning of October 21. No information on the relationship, if any, between Rancy and Roque has been released. Rancy is currently in pretrial confinement.
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