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By June 2025, Cohen was already plotting a return to Trump’s good graces. Two months later, he revealed to me how he tried to quash a sexual assault allegation against Trump tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
Behind the black bar is an account that undercuts Trump’s story about Epstein — and suggests his lawyer was coordinating with Epstein’s camp.
Abdul El-Sayed told me exactly what he'd do to Bill Maher's audience. Then he did it to mine.
She spent her life asking people to look at her. Now the survivors are asking the senators who can stop Todd Blanche. I'm counting how many say no.
This conversation begins with the people who never came home—and asks why the official accounting of their sacrifice changed.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Julia Angwin explains why history suggests ordinary people—not strongmen—ultimately shape the future, and why supporting independent journalism is part of that fight.
I take you inside Todd Blanche's closed-door meeting with Epstein's survivors, reveal what my sources told me happened behind closed doors, and answer your questions live.
An exclusive reconstruction of Todd Blanche's 90-minute meeting with Epstein's survivors, where they pressed him on investigative failures, Maxwell, Prince Andrew and the mishandling of victim data.
Todd Blanche survived his confirmation hearing, so far. Whether he answered the biggest questions is another matter.
After another political scandal, it's worth asking whether our parties are rewarding the wrong qualities—and whether more women in leadership would change that.
