The Justice Department just admitted it might have “illegally withheld” FBI interview records about a woman who accused Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein of sexually assaulting her when she was a minor. How convenient.

We reported yesterday that the DOJ had removed more than 50 pages of FBI interviews with a woman who says Trump sexually abused her when she was 13 years old.

The DOJ confessed Wednesday that it’s “reviewing” whether it broke the law.

We won’t hold our breath.

They released over 3 million pages of Epstein records last month, claiming transparency—while simultaneously admitting they held back this woman’s claims, which it called “unfounded and false” and “sensationalist.”

The Trump administration just cut off $259 million in Medicaid payments to Minnesota—money the state already spent on healthcare for veterans, families, people with disabilities, and working Minnesotans—claiming it’s about fraud, even though Trump’s own $19 billion fraud figure lacks any evidence. Vice President JD Vance and TV doctor Mehmet Oz announced the suspension. Read the full story→

Cuban soldiers killed four Americans in a firefight off Cuba’s coast—the most violent incident between the two countries in decades—with Havana claiming the Florida boat carried armed Cuban exiles attempting a terror infiltration. The timing perfectly serves Trump’s escalating aggression toward the island: just weeks after signing orders to economically strangle Cuba, the administration now has a bloody incident to justify whatever comes next. Read the full story→

FBI Director Kash Patel—who was himself investigated for his role in Trump’s classified documents hoarding—just fired at least 10 FBI employees who worked that case, days after learning the FBI had subpoenaed his phone records during the Biden administration. Let that sink in: the guy who was part of the crime is now running the agency, and he’s purging the people who investigated him. Read the full story→

House Speaker Mike Johnson accidentally said the quiet part out loud: if Republicans lose the House in 2026, “it would be the end of the Trump presidency in real effect.” The Louisiana Republican insists he’s “very bullish” about GOP chances (based on what polling, we’re not sure), but Trump’s cratering approval ratings and the chaos he’s unleashed across every sector of American life have some analysts predicting a 40- to 100-seat Democratic wave. We’re personally counting the days. Read the full story→

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JD Vance stood next to Dr. Oz on Wednesday and announced the Trump administration would “temporarily halt” $250 million in Medicaid payments to Minnesota—money that pays for healthcare for 1.3 million people, including kids, pregnant women, and people with disabilities. One in four Minnesotans.

The reason? A “war on fraud” that Trump announced during his State of the Union address just 24 hours earlier.

This has nothing to do with fraud. This is retaliation. Pure and simple.

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