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Trump Epstein Titanic Statue Appears on National Mall

A 12-foot statue depicting President Donald Trump embracing convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, styled after the “Titanic” film’s Jack and Rose, has been erected near the U.S. Capitol by a group called The Secret Handshake. This installation, accompanied by redacted banners referencing federal agencies and a placard highlighting their alleged shared lifestyle, serves as a commentary on the enduring questions surrounding Trump’s past association with Epstein. The group stated their intention to join Trump’s “mission” of displaying banners across D.C., while the statue’s placement coincides with recent Justice Department releases of FBI interview summaries containing unsubstantiated allegations against Trump.

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Titanic Survivor’s Pre-Disaster Letter Fetches $400,000

A letter written aboard the Titanic by first-class passenger Archibald Gracie, days before the disaster, sold for £300,000 at auction, exceeding its estimated value significantly. The April 10, 1912, note, the only known example of Gracie’s onboard correspondence, offers a glimpse into his initial impressions of the ship. Purchased by a U.S. private collector, the letter is considered a historically significant artifact due to Gracie’s later account of the sinking, “The Truth about the Titanic.” His experiences, including jumping from the ship and surviving in a collapsible boat, are detailed in this pivotal historical record.

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