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The U.S. Department of Justice quietly removed at least 16 documents, including a photo of Donald Trump, from its public Epstein file release. The unexplained action raises serious questions about government transparency and information management.

U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff calls recent Ukraine peace talks in Florida 'productive,' but a deal remains elusive as Russia refuses to cede occupied territories. The talks focus on a 20-point plan and security guarantees.

The U.S. is actively pursuing a sanctioned oil tanker near Venezuela, the third such operation in under two weeks, intensifying its economic blockade against the Maduro government.

Saturday Night Live's year-end episode didn't hold back, with 'Weekend Update' anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che delivering sharp jokes about the Jeffrey Epstein files and Donald Trump.

Discover the worst and dumbest technologies of 2025, from Donald Trump's $TRUMP memecoin and sycophantic AI to Tesla's struggling Cybertruck and Apple's greenwashing controversy.

According to an NPR report, the release of heavily redacted Jeffrey Epstein files is adding a new layer of political pressure on President Trump, who is already under fire for his handling of the economy.

In its final cold open of the year, SNL's James Austin Johnson, as Donald Trump, satirized the recent release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, joking he needed to put his name on buildings because it was removed from 'so many files.'

In late 2025, US-India relations have entered a 'fragile phase' amid growing distrust. Nikkei Asia reports that PM Modi is avoiding President Trump, a development that could allow China to expand its influence in the Indo-Pacific.

Donald Trump's executive order designating fentanyl as a WMD expands the U.S. policy toolbox for China. Analysts see limited short-term impact but potential for long-term geopolitical friction.

Analysis of how global leaders are re-evaluating security and alliances amid uncertainty over future US foreign policy and a potential Trump return.

Elise Stefanik's career is a case study in political reinvention. We analyze her strategic pivot and what it means for the GOP, US policy, and brand risk.

Analysis of how the Epstein files' release was weaponized by the Trump camp against Bill Clinton, signaling a new era of political information warfare.