Month: September 2025

Large portions of the well wishes shared with Epstein featured lewd and perverse stories, pictures and drawings portraying him as a predatory collector of women.

The Jeffrey Epstein saga is causing new problems for President Trump.  This time, it’s raising questions about the strategy he and his aides have adopted in denying any involvement in a book prepared for the deceased financier and sexual predator’s 50th birthday. The emphatic strategy was risky from the start — and now looks very…
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President Trump and the Iraqi government on Tuesday announced that Elizabeth Tsurkov, an Israeli-Russian citizen, U.S. permanent resident and Princeton graduate student, was released after being held captive for over 900 days by the terrorist group Khataib Hezbollah in Iraq.  Trump said in a Truth Social post that Tsurkov is in the American Embassy in Iraq. Iraqi Prime…
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Some Republicans said they believed Trump over their own eyes, while others averted their eyes from the letter the president allegedly sent Jeffrey Epstein.

Sen. Jack Reed (D-R.I.) on Tuesday said the Israeli strike on Hamas will limit prospects of returning hostages and future peace in the region. “Well this certainly diminishes the prospects of returning the hostages and particularly those who are still alive, because what Hamas is saying right now is that the United States lured these…
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In the note, the former president praises the disgraced financier’s “childlike curiosity,” an interesting choice of words considering Epstein’s known interest in underage females.

Mr. President, this one is very much alive.

Is the Supreme Court about to bless Trump’s trade war with the world?

The high court order is temporary, though it suggests the justices will reverse a lower court ruling that withholding the funding was likely illegal.

Conservative media personality Bill O’Reilly said Monday that voting for New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is “an act of evil.” “It is going to be anarchy and blood in the streets, and anybody who votes for that Mamdani is, in my opinion, committing an act of evil,” O’Reilly told NewsNation’s Leland Vittert on…
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Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard reportedly retracted intelligence on the Trump administration’s dealings with the Venezuelan government. Special envoy Richard Grenell was listed as a subject in the memo, which detailed in depth conversations with his counterparts overseas, according to The New York Times.  Grenell, who also oversees the Kennedy Center, reportedly negotiated with…
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Israel escalated its war against Hamas on Tuesday, launching an assassination strike against Hamas’s political leadership in Qatar. The move appeared to end any efforts to release hostages through negotiation, and quickly drew condemnation across the region. The White House said President Trump was dismayed by the location of the strike, on a key U.S.…
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The rocking chairs will stay, after all.

Gov. JB Pritzker (D-Ill.), on Monday railed against President Trump’s latest immigration operation in Chicago, stating the administration did not give the governor’s office a heads-up. “The Governor’s Office has received no formal communication or information from the Trump Administration. Like the public and press, we are learning of their operations through their social media…
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The president sued The Wall Street Journal in July for reporting on a purportedly “FAKE” letter to Jeffrey Epstein, only for it to be made fully public on Monday.

Democratic Rep. Dave Min’s repeated implications forced John Berman to keep issuing disclaimers.

Former CIA Director John Brennan on Tuesday said the Israeli strikes on Hamas in Qatar are a sign of more chaos in the region, just months after the Trump administration signaled hope for peace in the Middle East. “It’s a very dangerous and destabilizing escalation of tensions in the region,” Brennan said of the Tuesday…
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) announced Tuesday that the number of cars entering Manhattan has fallen 12 percent since New York City’s congestion pricing went into effect. According to official figures, 17.6 million fewer vehicles have entered Manhattan’s “congestion zone” this year compared to the same period last…
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The lawmaker didn’t hold back.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Tuesday that President Trump was not an FBI informant in the Jeffrey Epstein case, after Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) last week suggested he may have been. “I can affirm that is not true,” Leavitt said in response to a question about Johnson’s comments. “I think the Speaker was referring…
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Charges against 15 defendants in Michigan were dismissed on Tuesday after a judge determined they did not act unlawfully by signing papers falsifying their status as electors. District Court Judge Kristen D. Simmons said the individuals indicted “believe they were executing their constitutional right to seek redress” after attempting to overturn former President Biden’s 2020…
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The White House on Tuesday said President Trump “feels very bad” about the location of Israel’s Tuesday strike in Qatar that targeted Palestinian militant group Hamas’s senior officials in Doha.  “Unilaterally bombing inside Qatar, a sovereign nation and close ally of the United States that is working very hard and greatly taking risks with us…
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“Until somebody tries, you don’t know,” the Supreme Court Justice told “The View.”

The MSNBC host slammed Vice President JD Vance and White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt for denying it came from Trump.

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) arrested more than 600 people allegedly linked to the violent Sinaloa drug cartel in a five-day operation at the end of August, authorities announced Monday. DEA agents also seized 420 firearms, nearly $13 million in cash and assets, and a massive drug haul that included 714,707 counterfeit pills, 926 pounds…
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