Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify in a House investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, following an agreement to suspend contempt resolutions against them. This development comes after communications between the Clintons’ representatives and House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer, who stated that terms for their testimony still require clarity and definitive dates. The subpoenas, issued in August, sought testimony related to Epstein’s crimes from a range of high-profile former Justice Department and FBI officials, including the Clintons. The Justice Department recently released over 3.5 million pages of Epstein-related files, some of which contained images of Bill Clinton, whose spokesperson confirmed he flew on Epstein’s plane for unrelated Clinton Foundation trips prior to Epstein’s indictment.
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Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari has called for the impeachment of US Attorney General Pam Bondi following the Department of Justice’s release of unredacted nude photos of young women and teenagers among files related to Jeffrey Epstein. Journalists discovered dozens of these images, prompting the DOJ to state they were working to address victim concerns and make further redactions. Survivors of Epstein’s abuse have also condemned the release, arguing it exposes them while perpetrators remain protected. Lawyers are seeking judicial intervention due to alleged widespread redaction failures impacting numerous survivors.
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In a recent interview, former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene expressed that the “Make America Great Again” movement has become a “big lie” for the people, serving primarily “big, big donors” including foreign countries and large corporations. She argued that the Trump administration prioritizes those who funnel cash to his PACs and pet projects, leading to special favors and government contracts. Greene also criticized the focus on foreign interventions over domestic issues such as affordability for younger generations, and suggested that Baby Boomers are heavily “brainwashed” by media like Fox News. She attributed the shift away from “America first” to Donald Trump himself, rather than his advisors.
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Donald Trump has threatened to sue Grammy’s host Trevor Noah for allegedly making “false and defamatory” comments regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Trump denies ever visiting “Epstein Island” and states that he has never been accused of doing so until Noah’s remarks. This legal threat arises amidst the ongoing release of previously sealed documents linked to Epstein, which reference Trump hundreds of times.
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The Dilley detention center is currently experiencing a measles outbreak, according to immigration attorney Eric Lee. This follows public outcry regarding the facility’s treatment of children, with at least two confirmed cases as of the article’s publication. The attorney also described the harsh conditions families endure, including poor food and water quality, and shared details about a child’s near-fatal appendicitis. Concerns are further amplified by the measles’ resurgence in the U.S. and its increased risk in confined settings.
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President Trump responded to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s warnings of regional war by stating the U.S. would “find out” if the prediction held true. Trump emphasized the presence of a significant U.S. naval presence in the area and expressed hope for a deal regarding Iran’s nuclear program. These comments followed heightened tensions, including strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and Trump’s calls for new leadership in Iran. Trump has also threatened Iran with significant military action.
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President Donald Trump announced plans to close the Kennedy Center for two years, starting in July, for construction, a move that follows a series of cancellations by prominent performers. Trump, who chairs the Kennedy Center’s board, cited the need to transform the venue, although there is no evidence to support claims of the building being in disrepair. This decision has sparked controversy, especially as Trump has sought to overhaul several Washington landmarks during his second term, and has received opposition from the Kennedy family and some members of Congress. The closure and reconstruction plans have further fueled controversy and opposition to his leadership, especially given the building’s historical significance as a memorial to President John F. Kennedy.
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During a recent interview on CNN’s State of the Union, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche reacted defensively when questioned about President Trump’s appearance in newly released Epstein files. Blanche accused anchor Dana Bash of being unfair, emphasizing that the focus should not be solely on Trump, but rather on the multitude of individuals mentioned in the documents. He explained that many claims within the files were unsubstantiated, anonymous, or lacked credibility, and therefore were difficult to investigate. Despite announcing the DOJ’s review of the Epstein files as “completed,” Blanche repeatedly insisted the focus on Trump was inappropriate.
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Despite a week of negotiations in Washington, the Korean government failed to prevent potential tariffs threatened by President Trump. While officials claim to have cleared up “unnecessary misunderstandings,” the U.S. is already preparing to publish tariff measures. The key point of contention is the passage of a special law on investing in the United States, which the Korean government hopes to expedite. Concerns remain regarding President Trump’s unpredictable policy shifts and the differing investment priorities between the two countries, potentially leading to further friction.
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ProPublica has identified the two CBP agents who fired on Alex Pretti, who was killed during a protest in Minneapolis. Records reveal the agents as Jesus Ochoa and Raymundo Gutierrez, who were assigned to Operation Metro Surge. This operation deployed masked agents throughout the city, which has been criticized as it prevents public accountability. The shooting and the subsequent lack of transparency have prompted calls for an independent investigation from both Democratic and Republican lawmakers.
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John Q. Hosedrinker
Greene Admits MAGA Was A Lie, Torches Trump
In a recent interview, former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene expressed that the “Make America Great Again” movement has become a “big lie” for the people, serving primarily “big, big donors” including foreign countries and large corporations. She argued that the Trump administration prioritizes those who funnel cash to his PACs and pet projects, leading to special favors and government contracts. Greene also criticized the focus on foreign interventions over domestic issues such as affordability for younger generations, and suggested that Baby Boomers are heavily “brainwashed” by media like Fox News. She attributed the shift away from “America first” to Donald Trump himself, rather than his advisors.
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