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Melinda French Gates Calls Jeffrey Epstein ‘Evil’ Days After Bill Gates Testifies to Congress About Epstein Relationship
Melinda French Gates delivered one of her strongest public condemnations yet of Jeffrey Epstein, calling the disgraced financier "evil" and an "abhorrent human being" just days after her former husband, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, appeared before members of Congress to answer questions about his past interactions with Epstein. 
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Tulsi Gabbard Says Intelligence Review Found 120+ U.S.-Funded Biolabs in 30 Countries, Including More Than 40 in Ukraine
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said the Trump administration is preparing to release intelligence related to more than 120 overseas biological research facilities that received U.S. government funding, including more than 40 laboratories and health sites in Ukraine, opening a new front in the administration's broader review of gain-of-function research and federal bioscience spending. 
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ICE Detains Army Veteran’s Wife Over 2005 Deportation Order, Transfers Texas Mother 300 Miles to Oklahoma Facility
A Texas military family has found itself at the center of a growing debate over immigration enforcement after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained the wife of a retired Army and Texas National Guard veteran based on a deportation order issued more than two decades ago. 
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RFK Jr. Erupts at New York Times Over Ebola Coverage, Rejects Claims He ‘Checked Out’ of HHS During Crisis
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launched a forceful public rebuttal against The New York Times after the newspaper published a profile portraying him as disengaged from key responsibilities at the Department of Health and Human Services during a period marked by concerns over an Ebola outbreak in Africa. 
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Five U.S. Army Soldiers Reported ‘Scaly Potato’ UFO as Pentagon Declassifies 72 New Unexplained Cases
The Pentagon has released 72 additional unidentified anomalous phenomenon (UAP) case files, adding to a growing archive of declassified reports that include sightings by U.S. military personnel, federal law-enforcement officers and civilian witnesses. Among the most unusual cases is a 2022 encounter near Colorado Springs involving five U.S. Army soldiers who described a hovering, "potato-shaped" object with scale-like features before it disappeared from view. 
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Zohran Mamdani Blasts Musk After SpaceX IPO Makes Elon Musk the World’s First Trillionaire
Elon Musk's wealth crossed a historic threshold Friday after SpaceX made its long-awaited public market debut, propelling the entrepreneur to an estimated trillion-dollar fortune and immediately reigniting a political battle over wealth, taxation and economic inequality. 
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Melania Trump Facelift Rumors Resurface as President Donald Trump’s ‘Perfect’ Comments Reemerge Ahead of 80th Birthday Celebration
President Donald Trump's approaching 80th birthday has revived attention on an unusual moment from his first term, when a televised discussion about birthday gifts evolved into a public defense of First Lady Melania Trump's appearance and health. 
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Trump Family Crypto Empire Generated $2.3 Billion With Little Capital at Risk, Reuters Investigation Says
Donald Trump and his family generated an estimated $2.3 billion from a series of cryptocurrency ventures while contributing little or no capital of their own, according to a Reuters investigation that is likely to intensify scrutiny of the president's financial interests as Congress debates major digital-asset legislation. 
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Missing German Model's 2015 Disappearance Draws Fresh Scrutiny After Epstein Files Contain ‘You Will Love Her’ Message
The disappearance of a 22-year-old German model more than a decade ago has resurfaced in public discussion after newly reported references in Jeffrey Epstein-related documents drew attention to communications allegedly sent by a modeling scout who promoted her to the convicted financier with the remark, "You will love her." 
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DOJ Says It Has No Records of Trump’s $1.776 Billion IRS Settlement, Fueling Questions Over Approval Process
The U.S. Department of Justice has told a government watchdog that it cannot locate records related to a $1.776 billion settlement between the Internal Revenue Service and President Donald Trump, a disclosure that is intensifying scrutiny over one of the most controversial legal agreements reached during his administration. 
