During an interview in London, Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump’s claims linking paracetamol to autism, calling them a threat to public health as they have been continuously disproven. Obama argued that such statements, particularly concerning pregnant women, constitute “violence against the truth.” He also discussed the broader political landscape, highlighting a conflict between progressive and populist visions for the future, and criticized complacent progressives. This comes as Obama increases his public interventions amid growing political divisions in the US.
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During a speaking event at Virginia Tech, Megyn Kelly engaged in a heated debate with a student regarding Donald Trump’s role in escalating political tensions following the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The student questioned how Kelly could support Trump, citing his rhetoric and its potential contribution to the charged atmosphere, while referencing a scrapped DOJ study. Kelly refuted these claims, arguing that the shooter was motivated by leftist ideology and defending Trump’s remarks as self-deprecating humor. Kelly further stated Trump has every right to loathe his enemies, due to their attempts to harm him.
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A Justice Department investigator, Glenn Prager, was recorded on camera claiming President Trump is shielding others implicated in the Jeffrey Epstein case. Prager stated that while he interviewed victims and reviewed Epstein’s itineraries, none implicated Trump in the crimes, but believes the president is protecting other individuals by being hesitant to release the files. Prager also stated that Bill Clinton was on Epstein’s plane when rapes occurred. The DOJ has since responded, dismissing Prager’s claims, citing his limited role in the department over 15 years ago.
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During his address to the United Nations General Assembly, Donald Trump’s speech was perceived as a blatant display of “Trump First” rhetoric, potentially damaging America’s reputation. The speech was marked by frivolous tangents, boasting about personal accomplishments, and undermining the credibility of the U.N. as an institution. Trump made misleading claims about ending wars and praised his own record, while also criticizing other countries and promoting his extreme right-wing views. This behavior included Orwellian boasts of defending personal liberties while his administration censored media figures.
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The Kremlin has affirmed its commitment to continuing its offensive in Ukraine, despite President Trump’s recent shift in perspective branding Russia a “paper tiger.” Moscow dismissed Trump’s suggestion that Ukraine could win and stated the necessity of continuing the war to secure Russian interests, while also downplaying the effectiveness of prior attempts at rapprochement with the U.S. Meanwhile, concerns are escalating in Europe as a result of increased Russian military activity, including airspace violations by Russian aircraft, and reports of GPS disturbances affecting European leaders’ flights near the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. Concurrent with these developments, Ukraine has intensified its drone attacks on Russian oil and gas infrastructure, with strikes reported on a petrochemical plant and the deaths of civilians in southern Russia.
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A 12-foot statue depicting Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein holding hands was erected on the Capitol Mall but was removed by the United States Park Police. The removal, which occurred around 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, violated a permit issued by the Department of the Interior (DOI) to the group “The Secret Handshake.” The DOI stated the removal was due to non-compliance with the permit, while “The Secret Handshake” claimed it was a deliberate attempt to suppress free speech related to Trump and the Epstein files. Before its removal, the statue included plaques highlighting the relationship between Trump and Epstein, along with denials of the friendship by Trump himself.
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Senator Lindsey Graham expressed hope for Donald Trump to run for a third term in 2028, suggesting “Trump 2028. I hope this never ends” during an interview on Fox News. Graham praised Trump’s performance at the United Nations, echoing the former president’s claims of resolving global conflicts. He also commented on Trump’s approach to Russia, advocating for the end of the war while avoiding humiliation of Russia. This is not the first time Graham has alluded to this idea, having previously mentioned it on social media.
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YouTube’s parent company, Alphabet, announced it will reinstate creators banned for violating now-defunct COVID-19 and election misinformation policies. This decision reflects the company’s commitment to free speech and its recognition of conservative voices on the platform. The move follows content moderation rollbacks from other tech companies and pressures from conservative figures. The company’s decision to reinstate banned accounts comes as tech CEOs are seeking closer relationships with former President Donald Trump.
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