The Wall Street Journal reported on a “bawdy” birthday note Donald Trump wrote to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003, which included a doodle of a voluptuous woman and salacious language. In response to the report, Trump and his team offered differing defenses. J.D. Vance claimed the story was fabricated, asserting the Trump team was not shown the letter before publication and questioning the Journal’s ethics. Conversely, Trump claimed he warned the publication of a potential lawsuit, stating the letter was “FAKE” and “malicious.”
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized Vice President JD Vance on social media regarding his response to a Wall Street Journal article detailing a purported “bawdy” letter from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein. AOC called for the release of unedited videos and files related to the case, suggesting this would clarify matters. This is part of a wider Democratic strategy to exploit the controversy. Trump has denied writing the letter and announced he would sue The Wall Street Journal, maintaining the story is false.
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Following the announcement of President Trump’s upcoming state visit to the UK in September, activists in London displayed a photo of Trump with Jeffrey Epstein near the U.S. embassy. This action was spurred by an Instagram account called “Everyone Hates Elon,” which initiated a fundraiser to place the image throughout the UK during the visit. The fundraiser has already garnered significant support, capitalizing on controversy surrounding the White House’s handling of the Epstein investigation and the president’s subsequent response to criticism from his base. The visit is scheduled for September 17-19.
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During a recent press briefing, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt reacted defensively to inquiries regarding Donald Trump’s mental state and his responses to controversial topics, including the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Her sharp rebukes towards the media, fueled by questions about Trump’s behavior, exposed the increasing scrutiny surrounding the former President. Political analysts suggest that Leavitt’s aggressive performance reflects the broader MAGA strategy of dismissing unfavorable narratives. This incident highlights the ongoing tension between the administration and the press.
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Senator Richard Durbin has sent letters to the Justice Department and FBI raising concerns about the handling of Jeffrey Epstein’s case files. Durbin’s letters question why FBI personnel were instructed to flag any documents mentioning former President Donald Trump during a review of Epstein-related records. The Illinois Democrat, who serves as the ranking member on the Senate Judiciary Committee, is also inquiring about the decision to assign a large number of personnel to this review and the release of evidence. These inquiries come amid pressure regarding the Trump administration’s handling of evidence.
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The Wall Street Journal recently published a lewd birthday message allegedly sent by Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003, which included a drawing of a naked woman and a suggestive message. The letter, solicited by Ghislaine Maxwell, was found in a leather-bound album of birthday messages for Epstein. Trump has vehemently denied authorship of the letter and plans to sue The Wall Street Journal, despite his past friendship with Epstein. This publication comes after the Justice Department decided to close the Epstein case and as more ties between the two men are revealed, including accusations from multiple sources.
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The public’s perception of Donald Trump’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein suffered another blow following a report of a “bawdy” letter Trump wrote to Epstein. This news has led to increased voter suspicion and connects Trump to potential criminality. Commentators like Jonathan Lemire note that while Trump has overcome past scandals, this situation is different due to its association with a criminal conspiracy. The reported letter fuels ongoing questions about the nature of their relationship.
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Senator Ron Wyden is disputing President Trump’s dismissal of renewed interest in Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes, revealing a detailed Treasury Department file documenting nearly $1.1 billion moved through Epstein’s accounts. This file, separate from the “Epstein files,” contains “actionable information” including potential links to sex trafficking and payments to women and girls from various countries. Wyden has accused the Trump administration of blocking access to the full file, and is now demanding its release to the Senate for further investigation.
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Newly released reporting from the Wall Street Journal reveals a birthday message from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, hinting at shared interests and undisclosed secrets. The message, which was sent on Epstein’s 50th birthday, has sparked controversy. In response, Trump has expressed strong reactions, and Republicans are reportedly grappling with the revelations. This information was released on July 18, 2025.
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In a recent interview, a former executive from Trump Plaza described Jeffrey Epstein as a close friend of Donald Trump, alleging they were once caught bringing underage women into the casino. This occurred during the 1980s, according to Jack O’Donnell, who was then the hotel and casino boss. The White House has strongly refuted the claims, labeling the former employee as a liar. This comes as Trump attempts to distance himself from his association with Epstein, especially amidst growing calls for the release of more information related to the late billionaire’s 2019 child sex-trafficking case.
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