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427-1: House Votes Overwhelmingly To Release Epstein Files, Senate Passes — Will Trump Sign? 

At a press conference at the base of the steps of the U.S. House on a cold November morning, just hours before a vote to release the files related to the case of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, there was blunt and direct talk.

Parents Now Pay More For Childcare Than Housing Across The U.S.

Childcare is draining American families with a force that has begun to rival housing costs, and new national analysis shows that in cities across the country, parents are paying more to care for their children than to keep a roof over their heads.

Former President Obama Has Spoken With Rev. Jesse Jackson, Who Remains In The Hospital

By April Ryan Several sources have confirmed that former President Barack Obama phoned Reverend Jesse Jackson over the weekend, who is in Stable Condition at...

Epstein Files Battle Explodes As Redactions Shield Trump And Other Powerful Figures

The fight over the Epstein files reached a boiling point today as Congress moves to force their release, but the real story has already unfolded behind closed doors. The documents were scrubbed long before lawmakers ever approached the floor.

Generation Z Is The Battleground

This population shift will have major political and social implications, as today’s digital natives will gain a greater influence in how our future society is shaped. Social activism has long been associated with young people, as evidenced by demonstrations against the Vietnam War, the Civil Rights Movement during the 1960s, and the Black Lives Matter protests triggered by the murder of George Floyd in 2020.

Fani Willis’ Georgia Election Interference Case Against Trump Will Carry On For Now With New Prosecutor

The Georgia racketeering indictment against President Donald Trump and his allies, concerning their attempts to overturn the 2020 election results, has been reassigned to Peter Skandalakis. This development follows the removal of the previous prosecutor due to a conflict of interest, highlighting ongoing legal challenges in the high-profile case.

Michelle Obama Says The Country Is ‘Not Ready For A Woman’ President

Former first lady Michelle Obama has expressed her belief that the United States is not prepared for a female president, referencing the unsuccessful presidential campaign of former Vice President Kamala Harris last year.

U.S. Military Carried Out 20th Strike On Alleged Drug Boats, Killing 4, Official Says

The Pentagon has executed its 20th strike on suspected drug trafficking vessels in the Caribbean, resulting in 80 fatalities, a Defense Department official confirmed. The campaign, aimed at disrupting narcotic flows into the United States, has sparked diplomatic tensions, with allies such as the United Kingdom and Colombia suspending intelligence sharing due to legal concerns. Revert

Co-Sponsors Of Petition To Release Epstein Files Foresee Growing GOP Support For Upcoming Vote

Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie and California Rep. Ro Khanna express confidence in their bipartisan bill aimed at compelling the Justice Department to disclose all files related to Jeffrey Epstein. Massie anticipates that over 100 House Republicans may diverge from former President Donald Trump's stance and endorse the legislation.

House Democrat Exchanged Texts With Epstein During 2019 Congressional Hearing

During a 2019 congressional hearing, Delegate Stacey Plaskett engaged in a text exchange with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender, which seemingly influenced her line of questioning towards Michael Cohen.

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