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Senate Set to Advance Epstein Records Release Bill to President Trump
Congress moved swiftly this week to compel the Justice Department to release the long-shielded Jeffrey Epstein investigative files, sending a bipartisan bill to President Donald Trump as pressure mounts over the scope of federal records tied to Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and individuals named throughout the probes. The Senate, acting with unanimous consent, agreed to approve the House-passed legislation as soon as it formally arrives Wednesday morning, clearing the path for Trump-who has said, "I'm all for it"-to sign the measure into law. 
Congress moved swiftly this week to compel the Justice Department to release the long-shielded Jeffrey Epstein investigative files, sending a bipartisan bill to President Donald Trump as pressure mounts over the scope of federal records tied to Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and individuals named throughout the probes. The Senate, acting with unanimous consent, agreed to approve the House-passed legislation as soon as it formally arrives Wednesday morning, clearing the path for Trump-who has said, "I'm all for it"-to sign the measure into law. -
Trump’s £65 Million Bond Buying Spree Raises Conflict-of-Interest Concerns as Portfolio Swells to 175 Trades
President Donald Trump executed a rapid series of bond purchases beginning in late August, accumulating at least £65 million ($82 million) in municipal and corporate debt during a six-week span, according to federal disclosures. The filings, submitted under the Ethics in Government Act, outline more than 175 transactions between August 28 and October 2, and have triggered new scrutiny over how the president's investment activity intersects with policy decisions made by his administration. 
President Donald Trump executed a rapid series of bond purchases beginning in late August, accumulating at least £65 million ($82 million) in municipal and corporate debt during a six-week span, according to federal disclosures. The filings, submitted under the Ethics in Government Act, outline more than 175 transactions between August 28 and October 2, and have triggered new scrutiny over how the president's investment activity intersects with policy decisions made by his administration. -
Western Agencies Probe Alleged ‘Sex War’ by Putin and Xi to Steal High-Level Defense Intelligence - Report
U.S. counterintelligence officials are investigating new claims that Russia and China have expanded covert operations targeting American nuclear, defense and artificial-intelligence programs, relying not on cyberwarfare but on human seduction. The allegations, first reported by RadarOnline, describe a coordinated "honeytrap" campaign linking operatives tied to Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping with efforts to extract sensitive information from Western scientists, engineers and government personnel. 
U.S. counterintelligence officials are investigating new claims that Russia and China have expanded covert operations targeting American nuclear, defense and artificial-intelligence programs, relying not on cyberwarfare but on human seduction. The allegations, first reported by RadarOnline, describe a coordinated "honeytrap" campaign linking operatives tied to Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping with efforts to extract sensitive information from Western scientists, engineers and government personnel. -
Trump Faces Fresh Health Scrutiny After Reports He ‘Nodded Off for 20 Minutes’ at White House Event
President Donald Trump is confronting renewed questions about his health and stamina after reports from the Washington Post and The Daily Adda described the President appearing to doze off for nearly 20 minutes during a White House event focused on weight-loss drugs. The incident, now circulating widely on social media, prompted critics to label him "Dozy Don," escalating speculation about whether the 78-year-old President can sustain another presidential run through 2028. 
President Donald Trump is confronting renewed questions about his health and stamina after reports from the Washington Post and The Daily Adda described the President appearing to doze off for nearly 20 minutes during a White House event focused on weight-loss drugs. The incident, now circulating widely on social media, prompted critics to label him "Dozy Don," escalating speculation about whether the 78-year-old President can sustain another presidential run through 2028. -
Epstein Email Release Sparks “GOP: Guardians of Pedophiles” Billboard in Los Angeles as Political Fight Deepens
A towering billboard accusing Republicans of shielding sexual predators went up in Los Angeles this week, appearing just hours after Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released more than 20,000 pages of emails and records from Jeffrey Epstein's estate. The sign, reading "GOP: Guardians Of Pedophiles," quickly circulated across TikTok and X in a viral clip that thrust Epstein's ties to political figures-most notably President Donald Trump-back into the national spotlight. A towering billboard accusing Republicans of shielding sexual predators went up in Los Angeles this week, appearing just hours after Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released more than 20,000 pages of emails and records from Jeffrey Epstein's estate. The sign, reading "GOP: Guardians Of Pedophiles," quickly circulated across TikTok and X in a viral clip that thrust Epstein's ties to political figures-most notably President Donald Trump-back into the national spotlight. -
Trump Administration Fails to Block House Vote on Epstein Records After Bipartisan Revolt
President Donald Trump's attempt to prevent a congressional vote on disclosing federal files tied to Jeffrey Epstein collapsed Tuesday, after a bipartisan petition surpassed the 218 signatures required to force action on the House floor. The failure capped a day of frantic White House lobbying, internal divisions, and a rare public rebuke of the administration's influence. 
President Donald Trump's attempt to prevent a congressional vote on disclosing federal files tied to Jeffrey Epstein collapsed Tuesday, after a bipartisan petition surpassed the 218 signatures required to force action on the House floor. The failure capped a day of frantic White House lobbying, internal divisions, and a rare public rebuke of the administration's influence. -
Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino Faces Backlash as DHS Denies Reports of Exit From Chicago
The Department of Homeland Security pushed back Tuesday against reports that U.S. Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino and his team are preparing to leave Chicago, saying federal agents deployed under Operation Midway Blitz will remain in the city despite weeks of controversy, violent clashes, and mounting political criticism. 
The Department of Homeland Security pushed back Tuesday against reports that U.S. Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino and his team are preparing to leave Chicago, saying federal agents deployed under Operation Midway Blitz will remain in the city despite weeks of controversy, violent clashes, and mounting political criticism. -
Joe Biden’s New Head Bandage and Emotional Speech Rekindle Concerns Over Health and Fitness
Former U.S. President Joe Biden's latest public appearance-with a fresh head bandage and an emotional comment about his late son-has reignited questions about his health and political fitness as the 82-year-old faces renewed public scrutiny. 
Former U.S. President Joe Biden's latest public appearance-with a fresh head bandage and an emotional comment about his late son-has reignited questions about his health and political fitness as the 82-year-old faces renewed public scrutiny. -
Marjorie Taylor Greene Purchases Up to $50K in P&G Shares as Company Faces $400 Million Tariff Pressure and Lawsuit
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, one of the most active traders in Congress, disclosed a new purchase of Procter & Gamble stock despite the consumer goods company facing mounting legal challenges and tariff-related cost pressures. The filing, submitted under federal financial disclosure rules, shows Greene acquired up to $50,000 worth of P&G shares on November 6. 
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, one of the most active traders in Congress, disclosed a new purchase of Procter & Gamble stock despite the consumer goods company facing mounting legal challenges and tariff-related cost pressures. The filing, submitted under federal financial disclosure rules, shows Greene acquired up to $50,000 worth of P&G shares on November 6. -
Trump’s $2,000 Tariff Dividend Faces Delays as Treasury Signals No Immediate Payout Plan
President Donald Trump's renewed pledge to deliver a $2,000-per-person "tariff dividend" has drawn widespread attention from households facing rising living costs. But U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signaled this week that Americans should not expect checks in the near term, underscoring the gap between campaign messaging and fiscal reality. 
President Donald Trump's renewed pledge to deliver a $2,000-per-person "tariff dividend" has drawn widespread attention from households facing rising living costs. But U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signaled this week that Americans should not expect checks in the near term, underscoring the gap between campaign messaging and fiscal reality.
