When news proves inconvenient to a particular agenda, the strategy often involves deliberate omission, a tactic exemplified by the near silence regarding a recent hearing. This approach suggests an acknowledgment that the hearing was indeed a deeply flawed event. Significant planning and resource allocation were evidently directed towards preparing a specific individual for this hearing, including strategies to deflect questioning and potentially surveil committee members. Despite extensive preparation, the outcome was instead marked by a powerful and likely damaging image, where individuals affected by the Jeffrey Epstein case raised their hands, highlighting their unmet needs while their concerns were seemingly disregarded. This visual representation is anticipated to gain further negative traction as additional details of the Epstein scandal emerge.
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Governor Gavin Newsom has suggested that President Trump’s late-night social media activity and reported instances of stumbling over words at nighttime rallies are indicative of early symptoms of dementia, specifically the phenomenon known as “sundowning.” This theory, promoted by Newsom, posits that the former president, who is approaching 80, exhibits confusion during hours of darkness. Newsom, considered a potential presidential contender in 2028, has been publicly questioning Trump’s mental acuity for some time.
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Following a campaign finance review, it was revealed that Husted accepted $3,500 from Wexner in July, just two months prior to voting against the release of the Epstein files. This opposition was reiterated in November, though the Epstein Files Transparency Act was subsequently passed through the Senate. Wexner also contributed over $250,000 to Republican candidates, including Senator Bernie Moreno, who received $3,500 in June and later claimed media and Democrats were fueling calls for file release, before joining Husted in voting against them and ultimately supporting the Act’s passage.
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Senator Lindsey Graham’s comments on Greenland at the Munich Security Conference have ignited controversy, with critics denouncing his apparent dismissal of national sovereignty. This follows President Trump’s previous assertion of U.S. interest in acquiring the island. Despite Danish and Greenlandic insistence that Greenland is not for sale, discussions regarding increased U.S. defense and surveillance cooperation are ongoing, with Secretary of State Antony Blinken scheduled to meet with Danish and Greenlandic leaders.
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Joe Rogan has publicly criticized the Trump administration’s response to the Jeffrey Epstein files, calling the repeated assertions that the documents are a “hoax” inaccurate. Rogan highlighted the release of over three million DOJ documents, noting that despite the volume, many details regarding potential co-conspirators remained redacted. Pressure from lawmakers led to the unredaction of names of several wealthy individuals, including Emirati billionaire Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, with whom Epstein shared extensive correspondence including discussions of sex and disturbing content. Rogan questioned the selective redaction of names, arguing it was not protecting victims and demanding further transparency in the release of these sensitive files.
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During a hearing, CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott described a detainee as “not compliant” and “fighting back nonstop” when questioned about the use of a spray canister, suggesting the actions were not de-escalatory. The article criticizes the agency heads for not appearing well and for failing to indicate any changes in detention handling, even amidst ongoing violence and protests. Despite claims of de-escalation, the administration’s aggressive deportation agenda and hostile treatment of protesters remain unchanged, sparking continued demonstrations against perceived injustice.
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A bombshell report has alleged that the Department of Homeland Security is in a state of “constant chaos” under the leadership of Secretary Kristi Noem and her top adviser Corey Lewandowski. The Wall Street Journal cites sources within the department highly critical of Noem, painting an unflattering portrait of the secretary as a politician who has sought to “burnish her personal stardom at every turn.” The report details accusations of Noem staging headline-grabbing immigration crackdowns while sidelining rivals and dissenters, and even her close relationship with Lewandowski making President Trump and his top advisers uncomfortable. Further claims include Noem’s rivalry with border czar Tom Homan over air time and the duo berating Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons following the Minneapolis shooting videos, despite previously encouraging dramatic arrest videos.
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A Democratic congressman has urged Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate a grave allegation surfaced in the unsealed Epstein files. The congressman pointed to a witness who reported a girl, later deceased, claiming she was raped by both Trump and Epstein, and questioned why the Department of Justice (DOJ) had not interviewed this witness. This call follows Bondi’s contentious appearance before the House Judiciary Committee, where she faced accusations of dishonesty regarding the DOJ’s handling of the Epstein case. Lawmakers also expressed concern over the DOJ’s apparent monitoring of their searches within the Epstein files, a practice described as “creepy” by some.
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During a podcast appearance, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated he is not afraid of germs, citing past cocaine use. He detailed continuing in-person recovery meetings during COVID-19, prioritizing his addiction treatment over germ fears, as he views addiction as a more immediate threat. These remarks sparked criticism from political figures who questioned his judgment on public health matters.
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Operation Metro Surge, described as the largest modern U.S. immigration enforcement deployment in a single state, has concluded, with the federal government announcing a drawdown of its presence. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz insisted the federal government must “pay for what they broke,” citing immense costs borne by the state and community damage. The operation faced widespread backlash, including fatal shootings of U.S. citizens, and sparked intense debates over constitutional rights and federal-local cooperation. Despite the operation’s end, tensions remain as the state plans recovery efforts and seeks reparations for economic and emotional harm.
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RFK Jr Admits Cocaine Use on Podcast
During a podcast appearance, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated he is not afraid of germs, citing past cocaine use. He detailed continuing in-person recovery meetings during COVID-19, prioritizing his addiction treatment over germ fears, as he views addiction as a more immediate threat. These remarks sparked criticism from political figures who questioned his judgment on public health matters.
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