A recent poll conducted by the Associated Press and the NORC Center for Public Affairs Research reveals a significant decline in President Trump’s job approval, with only 33% of respondents approving of his management of the federal government. This represents a 10-percentage point drop since March. The poll also shows a decrease in approval among Republicans and Independents, alongside a dip in his approval for handling the economy, now at 33%. Furthermore, disapproval of his handling of immigration has increased while approval of his healthcare management has also slightly increased.
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An email exchange between Mark and Jeffrey Epstein, released in November 2025, revealed Mark asking his brother to inquire with Steve Bannon about whether Vladimir Putin possessed photos of Donald Trump engaging in oral sex, referred to as “blowing Bubba”. The authenticity of the email was confirmed by Snopes through an independent review of the released Epstein documents. The context of the email exchange showed the full conversation and its lighthearted banter. Speculation arose online regarding the identity of “Bubba,” with some suggesting it could be former President Bill Clinton, although this has not been confirmed.
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The handshake between President Trump and former extremist leader Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House is a striking shift in U.S.-Syria relations, indicating a move toward sanction relief. This meeting with al-Sharaa, who once led a group designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the U.S., marks a significant pivot, as he is now recognized as Syria’s head of state. Trump’s praise of al-Sharaa and the subsequent suspension of sanctions suggest a potential strategy to leverage Syria’s role in counter-terrorism and regional influence, despite concerns over his past. This action, however, raises questions about accountability and the human cost of the conflict, making the long-term impact of this diplomatic move uncertain.
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The US President has been unusually quiet on the matter of releasing files related to Jeffrey Epstein, despite growing pressure from the House of Representatives. A bipartisan bill next week will vote on releasing documents. Concerns about potential Republican defections are rising. Trump has taken extraordinary steps to prevent further document releases, including attempts to persuade a key Republican to withdraw support for the vote. Trump is now accusing Democrats for being at fault.
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The release of over twenty thousand pages of documents from Epstein’s files, subpoenaed by Congress, has sparked numerous new inquiries. These documents reveal Epstein’s extensive communication network, including exchanges with figures like Steve Bannon, Larry Summers, and even an attempt to relay a message about Trump to Russia’s foreign minister. While the unverified emails do not offer concrete proof of any wrongdoing, they fuel speculation about Trump’s relationship with Epstein and his possible interactions with foreign officials, especially Russia. The White House’s attempts at damage control, including labeling the situation a “hoax” and contradicting past statements, have only amplified the story, leading to further scrutiny.
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Facing renewed scrutiny over his past connection with Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump took to Truth Social to deflect and call for an investigation into Epstein’s relationships with prominent Democrats and institutions. Trump’s post suggested the Democrats were using the Epstein scandal to distract from their own failures, and he requested Attorney General Pam Bondi and the FBI to investigate Epstein’s connections to figures like Bill Clinton and Larry Summers. In response to Trump’s call, Bondi thanked Trump and announced the Department of Justice would pursue the investigation. Reid Hoffman, a person mentioned in Trump’s post, demanded the release of all Epstein files to bring justice for victims and expose those with close ties to Epstein.
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Foreclosure activity in the U.S. is experiencing a rise in 2025, with October marking the eighth consecutive month of annual increases. According to ATTOM, there were 36,766 foreclosure filings in October, a 19% jump year-over-year, though still remaining low compared to historical levels. Experts suggest this increase reflects a normalization of foreclosure volumes as market conditions adjust, but overall risk remains low due to factors like low-interest mortgages and the positive equity of most homeowners. While states like Florida are seeing the worst foreclosure rates, there is no indication of a crisis.
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The future of the newly built White House ballroom, constructed by former President Trump, is uncertain, with potential Democratic successors considering significant changes. Democratic officials are exploring alternatives, ranging from repurposing the space to tearing it down altogether, as the structure is perceived as a symbol of Trump’s controversial actions. Some suggestions include converting it into a museum focused on corruption or a space that celebrates forgotten Americans. The fate of the ballroom could ultimately depend on the outcome of future elections and the incoming president’s political priorities, with possible scenarios including its continued use as a ballroom or its transformation into something entirely new.
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The Georgia racketeering case against Donald Trump and his allies will now be overseen by Peter Skandalakis, director of the Prosecuting Attorney’s Council of Georgia, after several other prosecutors declined to take on the case. Originally launched by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, the case faced legal challenges that led to Willis’s removal. Skandalakis received the investigative file and is reviewing it, with a status conference scheduled for December 1. While a former U.S. attorney is skeptical the case will proceed, Trump’s defense maintains his innocence and confidence in a dismissal.
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In response to Democratic actions, Trump announced that Attorney General Pam Bondi would investigate Democrats associated with Jeffrey Epstein, including Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, and Reid Hoffman. Trump claimed that the records show that these men, along with others, spent considerable time with Epstein. This action seemingly deflects from the longest government shutdown in U.S. history and is portrayed as a “Russia, Russia, Russia Scam” targeting Democrats. While the released documents do not directly implicate Trump in any of Epstein’s alleged criminal activity, they do reveal aspects of a close relationship.
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