President Donald Trump is expected to sign a bill Wednesday to release the federal government’s Jeffrey Epstein files—an about-face for the president after Republicans defied his attempts to keep the files, and possibly any of more of his own ties to Epstein, hidden from the public.
Trump told Republicans to vote for the bill late Sunday, in an abrupt about-face.
Sweeney said the American Eagle advert heard around the country “didn’t affect me one way or the other.”
The convicted sex offender was worth nearly $600 million at his death, thanks mostly to two wealthy billionaire clients—plus generous tax breaks.
The litigation does not accuse the first lady of any wrongdoing, arguing she was deceived and “would not have agreed to any use of her name had they known the truth.”
Even as medical groups push back on Trump’s unfounded claims about autism, they’re going viral on the world’s biggest video platform.
The administration will reportedly also identify leucovorin, a drug used to treat cancer and anemia, as a potential treatment for autism.
Erika Kirk, the slain activist’s widow who took over as CEO of Turning Point USA, will also address the crowd of mourners at State Farm Stadium.
Trump hinted the Murdoch heir might play a role in the deal to avoid shutting the app down in the U.S.
Violent slapstick videos that glamorize dictators and dunk on Trump have exploded in popularity on YouTube this year, becoming some of the most watched political content in 2025.