“I don’t even have a second or third degree connection to him. Never worked for him, nothing,” one of the men named by the politician said.
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Trump’s Board of Peace to announce $5B in funding for Gaza reconstruction at inaugural meeting
President Trump said that Board of Peace members have pledged $5 billion toward rebuilding Gaza and will commit thousands of personnel to international stabilization and police forces for the territory. -
Ex-Prince Andrew ghosting Oversight Committee’s questions on Epstein, top Dem reveals
Disgraced ex-Duke of York Prince has been ghosting the powerful House Oversight Committee amid the panel’s probe into ties between the scandal-scarred younger brother of King Charles and late sex predator Jeffrey Epstein. -
Obama fires back at Trump over ‘deeply troubling’ video depicting him as an ape
Former President Barack Obama broke his silence on the since-deleted disturbing meme video clip posted on President Trump’s Truth Social depicting him and the former first lady as apes. -
Schumer says there are 3 sticking points in DHS shutdown — as thousands of ICE and TSA workers go unpaid
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer boiled down the Democrats’ Department of Homeland Security ultimatum to three main sticking points as thousands of federal workers go without paychecks. -
Border czar Tom Homan declines to defend Kristi Noem, admits they still disagree in new interview
Border czar Tom Homan addressed a rumored feud between him and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in an interview Sunday. -
DOJ sends Congress list of names who appear in Jeffrey Epstein files, defends redactions in 6-page letter
But the lack of context — with DOJ not specifying how or why each name appears — immediately drew criticism from lawmakers who said the list risks lumping together vastly different types of references. -
Hillary Clinton admits migration ‘went too far,’ became ‘disruptive and destabilizing’
Hillary Clinton conceded that loose immigration policies in the US and other Western countries “went too far,” while calling for the issue to be “fixed in a humane way.” -
Obama blasts LA homeless ‘atrocity’ in jab at Gavin Newsom
“That’s a losing political strategy.” -
California dreamin’ migrants better off in front of SF judges than LA ones
The dream of staying in California is no longer a lock for thousands of asylum seekers — and the luck of the draw often has been decided by whether a person is in San Francisco or Los Angeles. But the decision on whether a person gets to remain in the United States often comes down…