They thought no one was watching. They didn't think anyone would notice. That was a bad bet. I dig through the files so you don't have to. Follow for updates. Warning: There may be foul language and all due disrespect.
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Group 42 was the ToTok spy app’s registered shareholder. A House chairman demanded Commerce justify blacklisting it. Instead it got US AI chips, and its listed director signed on Trump’s bank.
Corporate Decision #1384 denied a bank over capital and management. Ten days later the same official signed #1385, approving the Trump family’s, with a promise from Eric Trump as the safeguard.
Dar Global's own brochure puts the site 21 km from the capital. Its audited annual report puts it 150 km from that. It's been for sale for nine months.
The vaccine schedule, an election “emergency” he won’t rule out, executive privilege for people who don’t work for the government, and a slush fund with a faint pulse.
A war with no exit plan, an attorney general confirmed at 4:30 in the morning, a state suing for the Epstein files, and a federal agency hunting its online critics.
Stephanie Thacker helped run the DOJ unit that prosecutes child exploitation. In 2008 she wrote to Main Justice arguing that Epstein shouldn't be charged. Her Senate paperwork didn't mention it.
Every position named in the executive order is held by a man, so every seat goes to his wife. Many earned it decades ago. The Chair? A much different story.
And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Trump spent the last hour having an unhinged AI-laced crashout on social media. Here are the screenshots.
Where I go through Jeffrey Epstein's schedule for the day and fill you in on the lore behind each guest, in real time. Nothing about this article will be professional nor classy.
American police dispatch software, financed in part by Jeffrey Epstein - through three companies named after a Latin phrase.
