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Trump said he was never on Epstein's island

Donald Trump stated that he had not been to Epstein's island and had no friendly relations with him, unlike "corrupt Democrats. " He also accused Epstein and Michael Wolff of conspiring against his presidency.

News of the World • February 2, 09:10 PM • 4781 views
Trump threatens to sue comedian Trevor Noah over Epstein joke at GrammysVideo

Donald Trump has threatened to sue comedian Trevor Noah over a joke about him and Jeffrey Epstein at the Grammy Awards. Trump denies visiting Epstein's island and claims the accusations against him are unfounded.

News of the World • February 2, 04:54 PM • 33402 views
"Epstein Files": how the scandal could lead to the fall of the Norwegian crown and the imprisonment of political elites

The US Department of Justice has released millions of pages of documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, detailing his connections with influential figures, including Steve Bannon and Elon Musk. These files have caused political uproar and led to the resignations of high-ranking officials in various countries.

News of the World • February 2, 03:28 PM • 55899 views
NYT found over 5,000 Trump-related documents in new "Epstein files"

The New York Times found over 5,300 documents referencing US President Donald Trump and those associated with him in the released "Epstein files. "

News of the World • February 2, 07:02 AM • 5767 views
Epstein Files: Former UK Ambassador Leaves Labour Party

Former UK Ambassador to the US, Peter Mandelson, has resigned from the Labour Party following accusations of ties to Jeffrey Epstein. He is suspected of receiving payments and attempting to block a tax on bankers' bonuses.

Politics • February 2, 04:28 AM • 23003 views
Jeffrey Epstein could have been part of a Russian special services operation - Bild

According to Bild, the late financier Jeffrey Epstein may have brought women from Russia to the US for "honey traps" for politicians. The new "Epstein files" contain thousands of references related to Russia, including Putin's name.

Crimes and emergencies • February 1, 09:38 AM • 12526 views
New "Epstein files" reveal "breadth of orbit" of connections with influential figures - Politico

The US Department of Justice has released millions of pages of Jeffrey Epstein's investigation documents. They detail his connections with figures such as Steve Bannon, Elon Musk, and world leaders, as well as Epstein's attempts to meet Musk and his influence on political and business circles.

News of the World • January 31, 12:37 PM • 4846 views
Epstein Files: Trump May Be Guilty of Sexual Assault on a MinorPhoto

The U. S. Department of Justice released over three million pages of files in the Jeffrey Epstein case, which contained allegations of Donald Trump sexually assaulting a minor. These allegations disappeared from the files a few hours after publication, and the Department of Justice and the White House called them false and sensational.

Politics • January 31, 01:49 AM • 11976 views
Epstein Files: Elon Musk planned a trip to the "island of debauchery"

Documents released by the US Department of Justice reveal an email in which Elon Musk inquired about a trip to Jeffrey Epstein's island in 2013. The billionaire denies any involvement.

News of the World • January 30, 10:59 PM • 6724 views
New Epstein files claim Bill Gates contracted an STD after encounters with Russian women

New US Department of Justice files reveal Jeffrey Epstein's emails, in which he accuses Bill Gates of contracting an STD after encounters with Russian women. Epstein also wrote about his resignation from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, although he never worked there.

News of the World • January 30, 09:05 PM • 7966 views
Prosecutor General of Ukraine met with British Ambassador: discussed Russia's accountability and child deportation

Prosecutor General of Ukraine Andriy Kostin met with British Ambassador Neil Crompton. They discussed issues of holding Russia accountable for crimes, child deportation, and the extradition of Ukrainian individuals.

Society • January 30, 08:23 AM • 4048 views
Former Illinois Deputy Sheriff Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison for Murder of Soni Massey

An Illinois court sentenced Sean Greeson to 20 years in prison for the murder of a Black woman. He shot her during a call, claiming fear of being scalded.

News of the World • January 30, 01:21 AM • 4610 views
US Fed maintains interest rates amid Trump's pressure and stock market records

The US Federal Reserve maintained its key interest rate at 3. 5-3.75% despite criticism from Trump. This decision led to a record rise in the S&P 500 index.

Economy • January 28, 11:33 PM • 4621 views
US dollar falls to four-year low due to Trump's statements and pressure on the Fed

The US dollar fell to its lowest level since early 2022 after Trump endorsed a weaker dollar. This happened amid pressure on the Federal Reserve.

Economy • January 28, 05:29 AM • 4999 views
Prosecutor General of Ukraine Kravchenko met with US delegation: discussed cybercrime and cross-border crimesPhoto

Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko met with representatives of the US Embassy, the US Department of Justice, and the FBI. They discussed combating cybercrime and cross-border crimes, as well as criminal proceedings involving victims from the United States.

Society • January 27, 09:01 AM • 4512 views
Trump announces ground strikes against drug cartels in any Latin American country

US President Donald Trump has stated the possibility of ground strikes against drug cartels in Mexico, Central, and South America. He noted that he knows the cartels' routes and wants to achieve the same success as in the fight against maritime drug smuggling.

Politics • January 25, 04:33 AM • 9303 views
Prosecutors in the US are overwhelmed with work on "Epstein files" - Politico

The leading federal prosecutor's office in the US has engaged almost all prosecutors in the Southern District of New York to review over two million documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. This task, which has been ongoing for several weeks, raises questions about overwork and the postponement of other important cases.

News of the World • January 23, 12:24 PM • 4212 views
Trump administration admits DOGE improperly used Americans' social security data

The U. S. Department of Justice reported that two DOGE employees working at the SSA may have illegally used private data for political purposes. They were referred for investigation regarding possible violations of the Hatch Act.

News of the World • January 22, 03:20 PM • 3174 views
Ghislaine Maxwell agrees to testify before US Congress in Epstein case

Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted accomplice of Jeffrey Epstein, has agreed to testify under oath before a US congressional committee. Her lawyers stated that she would invoke her right to remain silent without legal immunity.

News of the World • January 22, 02:46 PM • 4732 views
Trump's Year: Triumphs, Failures, Chaos, and 'Quick Deals' Shattered by Reality

A year has passed since the inauguration of Donald Trump, marked by a decrease in illegal immigration and the failure of his promise regarding the war in Ukraine. There were also conflicts with Elon Musk, the 'Epstein files' scandal, and tensions with European allies over Greenland.

Politics • January 20, 01:28 PM • 70737 views
A mural dedicated to the deceased Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska appeared in New YorkPhoto

A mural depicting the murdered Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, partially funded by Elon Musk, has appeared in Brooklyn. This project aims to draw attention to the problems of American society.

Society • January 19, 02:25 AM • 23013 views
US Justice Department opposes appointment of special monitor in Epstein case

The U. S. Department of Justice has asked a court to reject lawmakers' request to appoint a special master to monitor the release of Jeffrey Epstein's documents. The department has engaged 400 lawyers to expedite the review of 5.2 million pages of records.

Politics • January 18, 02:56 AM • 6524 views
Trump pardoned former Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vázquez Garced

Trump pardoned former Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vázquez Garced and two of her associates. This decision followed bribery charges and significant donations to Trump's committee.

News of the World • January 17, 01:14 AM • 4647 views
"Go f*** yourself, buddy": Trump swore and showed the middle finger to a Ford factory workerVideo

US President Donald Trump, during a visit to a Ford factory, responded obscenely to a worker who accused him of protecting pedophiles. Trump also made an obscene gesture in response to the shouts.

Politics • January 13, 10:32 PM • 12393 views
Bill and Hillary Clinton refuse to testify in Epstein case: couple faces contempt of Congress charges

Bill and Hillary Clinton have refused to testify in the Jeffrey Epstein case, calling the investigation politically motivated. They face contempt of Congress charges.

Politics • January 13, 07:38 PM • 5577 views
Gold breaks historical records: price exceeds $4600 amid Trump-Fed conflict

Global gold prices have surpassed the $4600 per ounce mark for the first time in history. This surge is driven by pressure on the US Federal Reserve and the escalating situation in the Middle East.

Economy • January 12, 05:40 AM • 7234 views
US dollar sharply fell due to pressure on Fed independence and the start of an investigation against agency head Powell

The US dollar exchange rate showed its sharpest decline in three weeks. The reason was a legal conflict between the US presidential administration and the Fed, which intensified investors' fears.

Economy • January 12, 04:06 AM • 5833 views
Rubio called talks about elections in Venezuela "premature" and did not rule out troop deployment

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio believes it is too early to discuss holding elections in Venezuela. He noted that the US oil embargo on Venezuela will remain, and American troops could land.

News of the World • January 4, 05:14 PM • 6648 views
Trump posted a photo of Maduro aboard the USS Iwo Jima after his detentionPhoto

Donald Trump posted a photo of Nicolas Maduro aboard the USS Iwo Jima after his detention by US special forces. Maduro will face trial in the US on charges of narco-terrorism and illegal arms trafficking.

Politics • January 3, 04:37 PM • 28857 views
Former US prosecutor Jack Smith said Trump's allies were ready to testify against him

Former special prosecutor Jack Smith said that Republicans, allies of Trump, were ready to testify against him in investigations into attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. Smith emphasized that his arguments were based on the testimony of Republicans who put loyalty to the country above party.

Politics • January 1, 11:15 AM • 4757 views