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In a stunning move, President Trumpās DOJ has released its long-awaited report on Jeffrey Epsteināand itās already sending shockwaves through Washington.
According to the bombshell memo, thereās no evidence Epstein kept a āclient list,ā blackmailed elites, or was murdered.
The official finding: Epstein died by suicide, with enhanced jail footage showing no one entering his cell the night he died.
FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bonginoāonce vocal skepticsānow confirm the case is closed.
Some MAGA leaders and grassroots conservatives arenāt satisfied, with some blasting the DOJ for failing to deliver real answers about Epsteinās powerful connections.
Stay tuned. This story is far from over.
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āļø Fighter Jets Guard Trump After Airspace Violations
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While many of us hopefully enjoyed the Fourth of July weekend, celebrating our great nationās independence, central Texas faced a heartbreaking tragedy as deadly flash floods claimed numerous lives, prompting President Trump to call it a āhorrible disasterā and swiftly sign a major disaster declaration for Kerr County to aid recovery efforts. Rescue operations continue along the Guadalupe River, with federal and state resources deployed to support first responders searching for missing individuals, including children from Camp Mystic.
Meanwhile, Trumpās signing of the āOne Big Beautiful Billā into law on July 4th, during a White House ceremony, has deepened partisan divides in Washington, as well as the usual critics in mainstream media. Despite the ravings of left-wing lunatics, the Presidentās signing of the bill marks a giant step toward true prosperity, firmly securing his legacy as an America-First leader.
Check out all the latest developments and more below!
šØ Anti-Trump ICE Protests in Portland Turn Chaotic
Protests in Portland, Oregon, on Friday targeting President Trump and ICE descended into chaos, with rioters hurling fireworks, smoke grenades, and rocks at federal officers, injuring four. The demonstrators, many wearing dark clothing and chanting āThis is what democracy looks like,ā broke into an ICE facility, prompting federal law enforcement to declare an unlawful assembly and secure the building. Journalist Andy NgĆ“ shared footage of Antifa-affiliated protesters clashing with officers, who held their line against the aggressive crowd. The unrest followed Trumpās recent immigration policies, including the āOne Big Beautiful Bill Actā and the opening of the āAlligator Alcatrazā detention center. Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin condemned the violence, highlighting the administrationās commitment to enforcing immigration laws despite resistance.
š Trump and Netanyahu Discuss Gazaās Future Without Hamas
President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are set to meet at the White House to address the complex issue of Gazaās governance post-Hamas, with experts emphasizing the need for a viable alternative to the militant group. A proposed non-Hamas technocratic government, backed by Arab states like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, and the UAE, faces challenges due to structural, political, and security limitations, requiring intensive U.S.-led diplomacy. Israel insists on retaining counterterrorism access, similar to West Bank arrangements, to prevent Hamasās resurgence, while Arab involvement hinges on Hamasās disarmament and a symbolic Palestinian Authority role. Experts warn that without defeating Hamas, it remains the default power in Gaza, as no local entity can currently challenge its control. The talks also follow Trumpās push for a 60-day ceasefire to secure hostage releases, amid his broader goal of expanding the Abraham Accords.
š« Trump Rejects Muskās Political Ambitions for New Party
President Trump labeled Elon Muskās attempt to start a third political party, the āAmerica Party,ā as āridiculous,ā arguing that third parties have ānever workedā in U.S. politics. Speaking to reporters before boarding Air Force One in Bedminster, New Jersey, Trump emphasized the Republican Partyās success and stated that a third party would only create āconfusion.ā Musk announced the partyās formation on X, following a viral poll where 65.4% of 1.2 million voters supported breaking the two-party system. Trumpās comments on Truth Social called Musk āoff the rails,ā suggesting his opposition to the āOne Big Beautiful Bill Actā stemmed from its elimination of electric vehicle mandates. The public feud continues the rift between the former allies, with Trump defending his legislative achievement and Musk criticizing its fiscal impact.
āļø Fighter Jets Guard Trump After Airspace Violations in New Jersey
Fighter jets from the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) intercepted three civilian aircraft on Sunday that violated temporary flight restriction (TFR) airspace over Bedminster, New Jersey, where President Trump was staying at his Trump National Golf Club for the holiday weekend. A total of 11 unauthorized aircraft incursions occurred over the weekend, with five reported on Saturday and additional violations on Sunday, including one at 10:30 a.m. NORAD used a āheadbuttā maneuver, where a military jet flies closely in front of a civilian aircraft, to escort a plane out of the restricted airspace on Saturday just before 2:40 p.m. General Gregory Guillot, NORAD and U.S. Northern Command Commander, emphasized that TFR procedures are mandatory and noted that the violations indicate some pilots are not checking required FAA Notice to Airmen (NOTAMs).

š Trump Declares Texas Floods as Disaster š
Central Texas is reeling from catastrophic flash floods that struck over the Independence Day weekend, with the death toll reaching at least 59, including 21 children, as search and rescue efforts continue for dozens still missing along the Guadalupe River. President Trump signed a major disaster declaration for Kerr County on Sunday, unlocking federal resources to support first responders and aid recovery in the flood-ravaged region.
The tragedy, described by Trump as a āhorrible tragedyā on Truth Social, has drawn national attention, with Texas Governor Greg Abbott declaring Sunday a statewide day of prayer and warning of more rain threatening further devastation.

The floods, triggered by up to 15 inches of rain on Friday, overwhelmed Kerr County, particularly impacting Camp Mystic, a Christian girlsā summer camp near Hunt, where 11 girls and one counselor remain unaccounted for. Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha reported that the rapidly rising Guadalupe River, which rose 26 feet in 45 minutes, swept away cabins, vehicles, and personal belongings, leaving mud lines six feet high in some structures.
Over 850 people have been rescued, with air, ground, and water-based crews, including the U.S. Coast Guard deploying four helicopters and three C-144 planes, scouring the riverbanks despite challenging terrain and additional rainfall on Sunday. Texas Department of Emergency Management chief Nim Kidd emphasized ongoing efforts, stating, āWe will continue the search until all those who are missing are found.ā
Amid the crisis, political controversy emerged as Rosie OāDonnell, speaking from Europe, blamed Trumpās policies for the floods, claiming on Instagram that his cuts to the National Weather Service and dismissal of climate change worsened the disaster. The White House, through Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, called OāDonnellās remarks āshameful and disgusting,ā defending Trumpās swift disaster declaration and his administrationās coordination with state and local leaders.
Governor Abbott, who toured the devastated Camp Mystic on Saturday, described the scene as āhorrendously ravagedā and expanded the stateās disaster declaration to ensure limitless resources for affected counties, urging families with missing loved ones to contact local authorities as the search intensifies. When asked whether he was still planning to phase out the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), President Trump said that was something āwe can talk about later, but right now we are busy workingā

President Trump, joined by Republican lawmakers, signs the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" into law during an Independence Day military family picnic on the South Lawn of the White House on July 4 in Washington, DC.
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š The White House and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis urged Republican-led states to build detention facilities like Floridaās āAlligator Alcatraz,ā a $450 million Everglades site for 5,000 ICE detainees, to support President Trumpās deportation agenda. South Carolinaās Representative Nancy Mace expressed interest in a similar facility, while Alaska officials noted they lack alligators but have bears. White House deputy chief Stephen Miller called on red state governors to contact DHS to construct state-specific versions to detain and deport illegal immigrants.
šŗš¦ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described a call with President Trump as āfruitful,ā discussing air defense needs and potential Patriot missile sales amid Russian airstrikes. Trump expressed disappointment with a prior call with Vladimir Putin, who showed no interest in halting Russiaās war in Ukraine. Zelenskyy thanked America for its support, emphasizing joint efforts for a lasting peace agreement.
šØ Democratic leaders, including Vice President Kamala Harris and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, issued July 4 messages warning that Trumpās policies threaten American democracy and freedoms. Harris called for recommitting to core democratic principles, while Jeffries criticized the āOne Big Beautiful Billā for favoring billionaires over working families. The somber tone strongly contrasted with traditional Independence Day celebrations, reflecting deep partisan divides.
š President Trump stated he would not have changed the Washington Redskinsā name to Commanders, arguing at a Bedminster golf course press conference that the original name was not offensive. He criticized the teamās new logo and uniforms, claiming the 2022 rebrand was unnecessary despite years of debate over the termās racial insensitivity. Trumpās remarks reignited discussions about sports team names, with the Commanders declining to comment.
š³ļø Republicans and Democrats are leveraging the passage of President Trumpās āOne Big Beautiful Billā as a key attack point ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, with the GOP touting its tax cuts and Democrats slamming its Medicaid and SNAP reductions. The National Republican Congressional Committee argues Democratsā opposition to the bill shows they āvoted to hurt working families,ā while the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee vows to highlight how Republicansā support for the unpopular legislation betrays voters.
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