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Trump Draws Backlash After Sharing Video With Racist Depiction of Obama, Reviving 2020 Election Claims
President Donald Trump ignited a wave of condemnation this week after sharing a video on Truth Social that recycled false claims about the 2020 election and briefly depicted former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama as monkeys-imagery widely condemned as racist and dehumanizing. 
President Donald Trump ignited a wave of condemnation this week after sharing a video on Truth Social that recycled false claims about the 2020 election and briefly depicted former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama as monkeys-imagery widely condemned as racist and dehumanizing. -
Trump Unveils TrumpRx Cash-Price Drug Portal, Promising Discounts on 40 Medications Without Insurance
President Donald Trump on Feb. 5 unveiled TrumpRx.gov, a new federal-backed website aimed at lowering prescription drug costs by steering consumers toward discounted cash prices rather than insurance-based coverage. The initiative, announced at the White House, positions itself as a rapid-response alternative to broader health-care reform, promising immediate savings on roughly 40 commonly prescribed medications. 
President Donald Trump on Feb. 5 unveiled TrumpRx.gov, a new federal-backed website aimed at lowering prescription drug costs by steering consumers toward discounted cash prices rather than insurance-based coverage. The initiative, announced at the White House, positions itself as a rapid-response alternative to broader health-care reform, promising immediate savings on roughly 40 commonly prescribed medications. -
Trump Says He ‘Still Likes’ Bill Clinton as Epstein Depositions Set for Feb. 26–27
President Donald Trump said he "still likes" Bill Clinton as congressional investigators prepare to depose both Clintons over their ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The remarks, delivered in an interview with NBC News, come days before the House Oversight Committee's scheduled sessions with Hillary Clinton on Feb. 26, 2026, and Bill Clinton on Feb. 27, 2026. 
President Donald Trump said he "still likes" Bill Clinton as congressional investigators prepare to depose both Clintons over their ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The remarks, delivered in an interview with NBC News, come days before the House Oversight Committee's scheduled sessions with Hillary Clinton on Feb. 26, 2026, and Bill Clinton on Feb. 27, 2026. -
House Speaker Mike Johnson Rebukes Pope Leo XIV on Immigration, Says ‘Borders and Walls Are Biblical’
Mike Johnson has thrust the Bible into the center of the U.S. immigration debate, publicly disputing comments by Pope Leo XIV and arguing that strong national borders are not only lawful but consistent with Christian teaching, a claim that has intensified divisions between religious leaders and policymakers. 
Mike Johnson has thrust the Bible into the center of the U.S. immigration debate, publicly disputing comments by Pope Leo XIV and arguing that strong national borders are not only lawful but consistent with Christian teaching, a claim that has intensified divisions between religious leaders and policymakers. -
Leaked ICE Chats Reveal Training Gaps, Deadly Missteps and Deep Morale Crisis Inside Agency
Leaked internal chat logs from current and former officers at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are offering a rare and unvarnished look at an agency under acute strain, with officers describing deadly enforcement operations, inexperienced recruits pushed into high-risk roles, and leadership failures they say are undermining public safety and internal morale. 
Leaked internal chat logs from current and former officers at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are offering a rare and unvarnished look at an agency under acute strain, with officers describing deadly enforcement operations, inexperienced recruits pushed into high-risk roles, and leadership failures they say are undermining public safety and internal morale. -
Texas Governor Threatens Arrests and Funding Cuts as Student Protests Against ICE Spread Statewide
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has escalated his response to student-led protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement, warning that students who walk out of class could face arrest and that school districts permitting such demonstrations risk losing state funding. 
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has escalated his response to student-led protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement, warning that students who walk out of class could face arrest and that school districts permitting such demonstrations risk losing state funding. -
Unredacted Epstein Email Credentials Trigger Scrutiny of Pam Bondi as DOJ Faces Data-Security Questions
A fresh controversy has engulfed Pam Bondi, complicating her path toward confirmation as U.S. attorney general after records linked to Jeffrey Epstein were found to contain unredacted digital credentials. The disclosure emerged from a recent release of Epstein-related files overseen by the U.S. Department of Justice, renewing questions about redaction standards and evidence handling in one of the most scrutinized criminal investigations of the past two decades. 
A fresh controversy has engulfed Pam Bondi, complicating her path toward confirmation as U.S. attorney general after records linked to Jeffrey Epstein were found to contain unredacted digital credentials. The disclosure emerged from a recent release of Epstein-related files overseen by the U.S. Department of Justice, renewing questions about redaction standards and evidence handling in one of the most scrutinized criminal investigations of the past two decades. -
New FBI Memo Revives Questions Over Trump – Epstein Ties With Alleged 2015 Meeting
A newly disclosed FBI memo has reignited scrutiny of President Donald Trump's past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, alleging the two men met for lunch in spring 2015-just months before Trump launched his first presidential campaign. The allegation appears in a memo summarizing an interview with a confidential human source and was released as part of a Justice Department document dump exceeding three million records on Jan. 30, 2026. 
A newly disclosed FBI memo has reignited scrutiny of President Donald Trump's past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, alleging the two men met for lunch in spring 2015-just months before Trump launched his first presidential campaign. The allegation appears in a memo summarizing an interview with a confidential human source and was released as part of a Justice Department document dump exceeding three million records on Jan. 30, 2026. -
Carlson Breaks With Trump Over Alex Pretti Shooting, Igniting Conservative Rift on Federal Power
A rare rupture has opened inside conservative media and political circles after Tucker Carlson publicly rebuked President Donald Trump over the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, framing the incident as a warning sign of unchecked federal authority. Carlson's criticism, unusual given his past alignment with Trump, has intensified scrutiny of the administration's law-enforcement posture and widened an internal debate over civil liberties. 
A rare rupture has opened inside conservative media and political circles after Tucker Carlson publicly rebuked President Donald Trump over the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, framing the incident as a warning sign of unchecked federal authority. Carlson's criticism, unusual given his past alignment with Trump, has intensified scrutiny of the administration's law-enforcement posture and widened an internal debate over civil liberties. -
Epstein Files Surface 32-Page Diary Alleging Extreme Control and ‘Human Incubator’ Abuse
A newly surfaced document from the latest tranche of Epstein files has drawn scrutiny from investigators, advocates and legal analysts after a 32-page diary attributed to one of Jeffrey Epstein's victims described what the writer called extreme coercion, psychological control and a claim that she was used "as an incubator" to carry a child allegedly involving Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The diary, now circulating among journalists and advocacy groups, has not been independently verified, and its claims remain allegations. 
A newly surfaced document from the latest tranche of Epstein files has drawn scrutiny from investigators, advocates and legal analysts after a 32-page diary attributed to one of Jeffrey Epstein's victims described what the writer called extreme coercion, psychological control and a claim that she was used "as an incubator" to carry a child allegedly involving Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The diary, now circulating among journalists and advocacy groups, has not been independently verified, and its claims remain allegations.
