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Appeals court allows temporary continuation of ballroom construction at the White House

The Trump administration received permission to continue work until April 17 due to security concerns. The court is to determine the connection between the ballroom and underground vaults.

News of the World • April 11, 11:39 PM • 3871 views
Death of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska - killer deemed mentally unfit for trial

Decarlos Brown will not be able to stand trial for the murder of Iryna Zarutska due to his mental health condition. An examination confirmed his inability to understand the process and assist in his defense.

News of the World • April 9, 11:45 AM • 3407 views
US criticizes Trump's plan to create voter database

The Trump administration is collecting voter data to verify citizenship. States refuse to provide lists due to the threat of illegal disenfranchisement.

Politics • April 6, 03:13 AM • 6427 views
Trump considers further dismissals, including FBI Director Patel - Atlantic

The Trump administration is discussing the resignations of Kash Patel, Daniel Driscoll, and Lori Chavez-DeRemer. The Pentagon has already confirmed the dismissal of General George.

News of the World • April 3, 05:25 AM • 5252 views
Pam Bondi fired as US Attorney General - Media

Donald Trump fired Pam Bondi from the position of US Attorney General due to dissatisfaction with investigations into the Epstein cases and his opponents. Todd Blanche became the interim head of the department.

News of the World • April 2, 05:33 PM • 12194 views
Trump discussed firing US Attorney General amid dissatisfaction over "Epstein case" - media

The US President is dissatisfied with Attorney General Pam Bondi's work and is considering Lee Zeldin for her position. The reasons are the Epstein case and a lack of aggressiveness.

News of the World • April 2, 03:52 PM • 3875 views
Jeffrey Epstein's victims sue Trump and Google over personal data leak

The victims demand the removal of private information about 100 individuals and monetary compensation. The lawsuit concerns the illegal disclosure of personal files.

News of the World • March 29, 01:09 PM • 6404 views
US court blocks Trump administration's ban on Anthropic AI in Pentagon saga

A judge suspended the Pentagon's decision to sever ties with Claude's creator. The ban was called an illegal retaliation for Anthropic's refusal to engage in military AI.

News of the World • March 27, 04:39 PM • 5254 views
Paris offices of Edmond de Rothschild bank searched in Epstein-related case

French investigators searched the bank's offices in a corruption case involving diplomat Fabrice Aidan. The investigation is looking into the transfer of confidential UN data to Jeffrey Epstein.

News of the World • March 24, 11:16 PM • 6731 views
Trump administration launches new investigations into Harvard over discrimination

The US Department of Education is investigating Harvard for antisemitism and racial discrimination. The university faces the loss of state funding if violations are confirmed.

News of the World • March 24, 12:00 AM • 6025 views
"I'm glad he's dead" - Trump reacted to the death of former FBI Director Mueller, who investigated him

Former FBI chief Robert Mueller died at the age of 81. Donald Trump publicly rejoiced at the death of the special prosecutor who investigated his ties to Russia.

Politics • March 21, 06:27 PM • 12843 views
Kremlin prepares disinformation campaign to help Orban in Hungarian elections - media

The Russian ASP plans to discredit Péter Magyar through social media and influencers. The campaign is intended to help the Fidesz party, which is trailing Tisza by 10 percent.

Politics • March 11, 02:06 PM • 4031 views
US Department of Justice releases new documents in Epstein case with unverified allegations against Trump

The US Department of Justice has released materials from the Jeffrey Epstein case, including FBI interrogation records concerning Donald Trump. In them, a woman testifies about a possible sexual incident that allegedly occurred many years ago.

News of the World • March 7, 03:00 AM • 5879 views
US Justice Department demands confiscation of $15 million from network of Iranian oil magnates

The US Department of Justice has filed forfeiture complaints seeking to seize $15 million linked to an illicit Iranian oil distribution network led by Hossein Shamkhani. The network circumvented US sanctions by selling energy resources, primarily to China.

Economy • March 6, 11:56 PM • 6708 views
Court blocks Musk's testimony in USAID liquidation case by DOGE decision

The U. S. Court of Appeals sided with the Trump administration, granting a motion to halt Elon Musk's deposition in the USAID closure case. Judges overturned a lower court's decision that compelled Musk and other former officials to testify under oath.

News of the World • March 5, 12:40 AM • 10732 views
US Secretary of Defense announced the elimination of an Iranian official who was preparing an assassination attempt on Trump

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced the elimination of an Iranian official who led a unit that planned the assassination of Donald Trump. This elimination was an act of retaliation for the Iranian plot against the White House chief.

News of the World • March 4, 10:55 PM • 8387 views
Trump administration prepares lawsuit against acting Venezuelan President Rodriguez

U. S. federal prosecutors have informed interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez of potential charges of corruption and money laundering if she fails to comply with Trump's demands. The draft charges have been under development for the past two months.

Politics • March 4, 10:23 AM • 6913 views
US initiates process to confiscate tanker Skipper and nearly 2 million barrels of Venezuelan oil

The US Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit to confiscate the tanker Skipper and 1. 8 million barrels of oil involved in a sanctions evasion scheme to finance Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The vessel systematically concealed its routes and falsified location data.

Politics • February 28, 12:55 AM • 23153 views
Bill Clinton testified before Congress in the Epstein case and denied any wrongdoing

Former US President Bill Clinton stated that he was unaware of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and committed no wrongdoing. He flew on Epstein's plane before his conviction but claims he had no knowledge of his sex trafficking.

Politics • February 27, 09:57 PM • 8801 views
Maduro demands closure of drug trafficking case due to blocked funds for lawyers

Nicolás Maduro's defense asks a New York court to drop charges due to the inability to pay for legal services. The U.S. Treasury Department is blocking funds that Venezuela is ready to provide for the defense.

Politics • February 27, 04:18 AM • 15059 views
Former F-35 pilot accused of training Chinese military pilots in the US

The US Department of Justice has charged former Air Force instructor Gerald Eddy Brown Jr. He is suspected of cooperating with the Chinese armed forces and training Chinese army pilots.

News of the World • February 27, 12:52 AM • 9901 views
Epstein Files - Key Evidence Against Trump Missing from Case

Over 90 FBI interview records, listed in the evidence log in the case of Jeffrey Epstein's associate Ghislaine Maxwell, are missing from the released documents. Among them are three interviews related to a woman who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault.

Politics • February 26, 10:17 AM • 5502 views
Infamous photo of former Prince Andrew after arrest displayed in the LouvrePhoto

The British group "Everyone Hates Elon" displayed a photo in the Louvre of Andrew, who was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office. He is accused of transferring confidential government documents to Jeffrey Epstein.

News of the World • February 23, 08:38 AM • 77491 views
Ex-Prince Andrew's wife's reputation completely ruined due to new revelations of her ties to Epstein

Prince Andrew's ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, has faced a ruined reputation due to new revelations of her ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Six of her companies are being liquidated, and charities are severing ties due to financial dependence on the convicted criminal.

Society • February 22, 02:16 AM • 12605 views
UK investigates whether London airports are linked to human trafficking in Epstein case

London police are investigating a possible connection between the city's airports and human trafficking in the Jeffrey Epstein case. This follows the release of court documents by the US Department of Justice.

News of the World • February 20, 06:40 PM • 4680 views
Police continued searches at former home of ex-Prince Andrew a day after his arrestVideo

British police continued searching Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former home after his arrest. He is under investigation on suspicion of abuse of office related to his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

News of the World • February 20, 01:02 PM • 3979 views
Sought meeting with Putin and used Russian women - new details of "Epstein files"

The released documents indicate that Jeffrey Epstein sought to meet with Putin and established ties with the Russian elite. He used young Russian women and girls offered by modeling agencies and Russian criminals.

Politics • February 18, 09:10 AM • 5928 views
Hillary Clinton Accuses Trump Administration of Withholding Information on Epstein Case

The former First Lady of the United States called on the Trump administration to release documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. She demands an open congressional hearing to ensure "everything is fair."

Politics • February 17, 08:12 AM • 5669 views
Trump called Governor Newsom's deal with Great Britain an inappropriate interference in US foreign policy

Trump expressed dissatisfaction with California Governor Newsom's clean energy deal with Great Britain. The White House considers it an interference in US foreign policy, while Newsom calls it a technical partnership.

Politics • February 16, 10:39 PM • 11590 views
France investigates elite connections to Epstein and re-examines the case of his associate Jean-Luc Brunel

The Paris prosecutor's office is checking French citizens mentioned in the Epstein files and materials related to Jean-Luc Brunel. Investigators are analyzing thousands of pages of documents to identify accomplices.

News of the World • February 15, 02:02 AM • 5330 views