Newly unearthed video shows Donald Trump judging the Elite Model Agency’s 1991 “Look of the Year” competition, which featured young models and has since been linked to sexual misconduct allegations against its founder. This resurfacing of the video occurs amidst scrutiny over Trump’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, and as polls reveal widespread dissatisfaction with transparency surrounding the case, even among a portion of MAGA supporters. Furthermore, Trump has been criticized for past behavior at beauty pageants, including Miss Teen USA events, and he has also been linked to Epstein, having attended parties with him and making remarks about Epstein’s interest in younger women. Trump’s reaction to those seeking more information on the Epstein case has shifted, making it a political tool.
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Armenian police have refused to extradite Semyon Subbotin, a Russian deserter, despite Russia placing him on an international wanted list for desertion. Subbotin, aided by a project assisting those fleeing mobilization, sought protection from Armenian authorities after learning of potential attempts to forcibly return him to Russia. Following a 72-hour detention, during which Russia attempted to take him without proper procedures, Subbotin was released and remains free. Russia has not yet formally requested his extradition, and any request will be reviewed by Armenian courts.
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Protests are planned across the United Kingdom in response to Donald Trump’s upcoming visits. Trump is scheduled to visit Scotland in late July for private meetings and will return in September for a state visit hosted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle. Demonstrations are being organized by groups like the Stop Trump Coalition, who are planning protests in both Scotland and London. These protests will include a march in London, a “festival of resistance” in Scotland, and a Youth Walkout Against Trump at universities. The protests echo previous discontent with Trump’s visits, and activists are ready to make their disapproval known.
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A coalition of 25 Western countries, including key allies of Israel, issued a joint statement demanding Israel immediately cease its war in Gaza and condemning the “inhumane killing” of Palestinians, particularly near food distribution sites. These nations criticized the “drip feeding of aid” and the dangerous aid delivery model, highlighting the dire suffering of Gazan civilians. The statement calls for Israel to lift restrictions on aid, allow humanitarian organizations to operate, and take action for an immediate ceasefire. Meanwhile, Israel responded by calling the statement “disconnected from reality,” blaming Hamas for the situation.
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Maria Farmer, an artist who accused Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell of sexual assault in the 1990s, stated that she informed law enforcement officials of her suspicions of Epstein’s associates, including Donald Trump. She recounted an unsettling encounter with Trump in Epstein’s office in 1995, and brought up Trump’s name again during an FBI re-interview in 2006. This account could introduce Trump’s name into unreleased Epstein-related files, and potentially fuel mistrust regarding the official version of events. The White House has contested Farmer’s account and has stated that Trump ended his friendship with Epstein many years ago.
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Following an alleged incident with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell in 1996, accuser Maria Farmer urged the FBI to investigate Donald Trump. Farmer, who was working for Epstein as an art advisor, reported being groped by Epstein and Maxwell. During the reporting of the incident, she expressed concerns about high-profile individuals connected to Epstein, including Trump, mentioning a concerning encounter in 1995. According to Farmer, Trump stared at her legs and made her feel scared.
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Russia recently unveiled its Alabuga industrial park as the “largest and most secret” drone factory, capable of producing thousands of Geran-2 drones monthly. This facility, located in Tatarstan, employs teenagers, some as young as 15, in the assembly process, as highlighted by state media. The plant, which has been targeted by Ukrainian drones, relies on components from Iran and has seen significant production increases. Concerns have been raised about potential human trafficking related to the recruitment of workers for the facility, while Ukraine is also ramping up its own drone production capabilities in response.
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Jeep maker Stellantis says it will lose $2.7 billion due partly to tariffs. That’s a hefty chunk of change, and it’s got a lot of people talking – and not always kindly. For those unfamiliar, Stellantis is a global automotive giant, the parent company of some pretty recognizable brands like Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, Maserati, and Ram. So, when they announce a financial hit this significant, it definitely gets noticed.
The company itself is pointing the finger, at least partially, at tariffs imposed on vehicles imported into the United States. Specifically, these are tariffs of 25% on vehicles and auto parts, which went into effect on April 2nd.… Continue reading
Over 8,000 people have signed a petition urging President Trump to release all his medical records following the confirmation of his diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency. The White House confirmed the diagnosis, citing visible swelling in the president’s legs, but has yet to release the full medical history. Historically, presidential candidates have released medical information to build public trust, and the issue is especially pertinent given the president’s age and previous health issues. The petition specifically requests cognitive and memory test results, while the White House has maintained that Trump is in excellent health, despite calls for greater transparency.
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Senator Murkowski had co-sponsored an amendment to extend tax credits for solar and wind energy projects in Alaska’s Railbelt, aiming to mitigate an impending energy crisis. This amendment was intended to provide a 12-month window for clean energy projects. However, a subsequent executive order from Trump aimed to eliminate these tax credits, thus disrupting the agreement. Murkowski has since expressed feeling misled by the administration regarding the executive order.
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