Are your energy bills half of what they were?
Trump promised to cut energy bills by half. Mine have gone up, though.
Trump promised to cut energy bills by half. Mine have gone up, though.
Attorney General Pam Bondi informed President Trump that his name appeared in files related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The briefing took place in the spring, with other officials present. The White House denies any wrongdoing. No further investigation or prosecution was recommended.
Barack Obama denied Donald Trump’s claim that he led the Russiagate probe, calling the allegations baseless. Trump repeated that Obama and top officials “manufactured” intelligence about Russian interference in 2016. Obama’s office said there is no evidence supporting Trump’s accusation. Epstein files remain unreleased.
Congress has released a real Jeffrey Epstein file, now available to the public: https://docs.house.gov/meetings/JU/JU08/20250227/117951/HHRG-119-JU08-20250227-SD006-U6.pdf. Separately, tapes published by The Daily Beast capture Epstein detailing his decade-long friendship with Donald Trump and making claims about Trump’s private conduct.
A proposed US flat tax plan would set a 27.5% rate on all income and annual wealth gains, combined with a $25 national minimum wage. The system is designed to fund current federal spending, cut annual deficits, and pay off existing debt within a generation, while sharply reducing reliance on public assistance.
Donald Trump failed to release the promised Epstein files. The Department of Justice closed the case on July 11, 2025, with no documents made public. MAGA supporters and right-wing media figures expressed disappointment and accused Trump and his team of breaking key campaign promises.
The Trump White House and Republican-led Congress stopped the release of Jeffrey Epstein files, despite Trump’s earlier promise to make them public. On July 11, 2025, the DOJ and FBI closed the case. Trump now claims Democrats fabricated the files. Internal contradictions and public statements from Trump officials have added to the controversy.
Trump and his allies reversed positions on the Epstein files in 2025, after years of using the scandal against Democrats. Pledges to release all records were abandoned, angering MAGA supporters and fueling bipartisan calls for new investigations and transparency from the former Trump administration.
Trump faces backlash from his own MAGA supporters after his administration failed to release Jeffrey Epstein files, despite earlier promises. Conservative pundits and activists are expressing anger and concerns about a cover-up. The dispute is creating internal tensions among Trump allies and risks weakening support ahead of the midterms.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced bipartisan scrutiny in Congress over deploying troops to Los Angeles, firing military leaders, and eliminating diversity programs. Lawmakers pressed Hegseth on rising defense costs, the use of military force on U.S. soil, and recent Pentagon decisions amid ongoing budget delays.
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