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Ghislaine Maxwell pushes back on full transparency for Epstein files

Attorneys for Ghislaine Maxwell warned Wednesday that the Justice Department’s effort to unseal grand jury testimony in her criminal sex trafficking case could severely damage her efforts to secure a retrial, according to a new court filing on Wednesday. In a one-page filing to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, […]

Trump says he’d ‘certainly release’ video of second strike on suspected drug boat survivors

President Donald Trump said Wednesday he would “certainly release” video of the second strike on an alleged drug vessel in the Caribbean. War Secretary Pete Hegseth has faced scrutiny for reportedly authorizing a second strike on an alleged drug boat in September after the first strike didn’t kill everyone on board. “I don’t know what […]

Trump sanctions Venezuelan model over alleged support for Tren de Aragua

President Donald Trump leveled sanctions against a major Venezuelan model and influencer over her alleged support for the Tren de Aragua gang. Jimena Romina Araya Navarro, also known as Rosita, is a famous Venezuelan model, influencer, and DJ who performs at clubs internationally. She’s known for her sizable social media presence, boasting over 3.5 million […]

Senate Democrats demand removal of Paul Ingrassia from GSA and ‘any other’ administration role

Several Senate Democrats wrote to acting Administrator of the General Services Administration Michael Rigas and Office of Presidential Personnel Director Dan Scavino on Tuesday to demand the removal of embattled administration staffer Paul Ingrassia from the GSA.  The coalition of senators — which included Sens. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI), Ruben Gallego (D-AZ), Gary Peters (D-MI), Andy […]

Delta took $200 million hit from government shutdown, CEO says

The record-long government shutdown that ended last month cost Delta Air Lines an estimated $200 million, the company’s CEO said Wednesday. Delta is one of several large airlines heavily affected by the 43-day government shutdown. Many airlines had to cancel or delay flights to accommodate a lack of air traffic controllers, who weren’t paid during […]

Trump announces new fuel standards, reversing Biden-era rules

President Donald Trump announced new fuel economy standards on Wednesday in the Oval Office that “reset” fuel standards under the Corporate Average Fuel Economy program. The new standards mark a reversal of rules established under former President Joe Biden‘s administration and are expected to save families $109 billion, according to the White House. “We’re officially […]

Supreme Court grapples with allowing pastor to sue over law he has previously violated

The Supreme Court considered on Wednesday whether to allow a Mississippi pastor to challenge the constitutionality of a law for future enforcement despite facing punishment for a previous violation of the law. Gabriel Olivier filed a lawsuit against a local law in Brandon, Mississippi, which bans protesting near a public amphitheater outside of designated zones, […]

San Francisco sues companies over ‘ultra-processed’ foods

(The Center Square) – The city and county of San Francisco are suing 10 companies for manufacturing everything from sodas to candy bars and breakfast cereals – what the municipality calls unhealthy, “ultra-processed” foods. But there’s no agreed-upon scientific definition of “ultra-processed,” and manufacturers are adhering to safety standards while introducing healthier choices, according to the Consumer […]

Bad Bunny tops 2025 Spotify Wrapped ahead of Super Bowl performance

Music streaming platform Spotify named Bad Bunny the most listened-to artist in 2025. Spotify released its Spotify Wrapped on Wednesday, revealing that Bad Bunny’s 2025 album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS was the most listened to album globally. Bad Bunny’s 2022 album Un Verano Sin Ti was also ranked as the 10th most-streamed album this year. […]

House GOP leadership pulls college sports bill from floor vote

House GOP leadership pulled a vote on legislation that aims to reshape college sports just hours before it was scheduled, after it received bipartisan opposition. The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements Act is a pro-NCAA bill that would have been the first major sports bill to hit the floor since the Supreme […]
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