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PROOF: Politicians Caught LYING About Epstein Relationship
19:31
Breaking Points • Feb 2, 2026

PROOF: Politicians Caught LYING About Epstein Relationship

FBI Raid in Georgia Is Part of "Trump's Scheme to Try to Rig the Midterms": Ari Berman
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Democracy Now Video • Feb 2, 2026

FBI Raid in Georgia Is Part of "Trump's Scheme to Try to Rig the Midterms": Ari Berman

"Billionaire Boys Club": What the Latest Epstein Files Reveal About Elite Impunity
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Democracy Now Video • Feb 2, 2026

"Billionaire Boys Club": What the Latest Epstein Files Reveal About Elite Impunity

"Leave Our City Now": Minneapolis Residents March as Part of National Strike Against ICE
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Democracy Now Video • Feb 2, 2026

"Leave Our City Now": Minneapolis Residents March as Part of National Strike Against ICE

"Journalism Is Not a Crime": Georgia Fort & Don Lemon Arrested for Covering St. Paul Church Protest
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Democracy Now Video • Feb 2, 2026

"Journalism Is Not a Crime": Georgia Fort & Don Lemon Arrested for Covering St. Paul Church Protest

EPSTEIN FILES: ALL Major Trump Accusations
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Breaking Points • Feb 2, 2026

EPSTEIN FILES: ALL Major Trump Accusations

Here’s How Many Times Trump Is Mentioned in New Epstein Files
New Republic • Feb 2, 2026

Here’s How Many Times Trump Is Mentioned in New Epstein Files

Donald Trump was mentioned more than 38,000 times in the latest batch of Epstein files, according to a New York Times review of the Justice Department’s Friday public release of some three million pages from the sprawling investigation into child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.The references include documents pertaining to Trump, his wife Melania, and their residence in Florida, Mar-a-Lago.The president’s name appears in an FBI tip sheet several times in abuse allegations, including one in which an unknown source accuses Trump of forcing one of Epstein’s victims, presumed to be 13 or 14 years old, to perform oral sex on him, “approximately 35 years ago” in New Jersey.Other mentions are bizarre, such as a censored image that is very clearly of the president, sparking concerns about how far the DOJ actually went to conceal Trump’s connection to Epstein. The photograph came up in an exchange between Epstein and Trump’s first term chief strategist, Steve Bannon, though the widely circulated image was not incriminating in and of itself.Meanwhile, the agency neglected to redact nude images of young women in the files, some of whom may have been teenagers at the time.All in all, Trump was flagged in more than 5,300 files in the document cache, according to the Times.Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche told CNN’s State of the Union Sunday that the DOJ reviewed the files last summer but did not find credible evidence against the president warranting further investigation.“There’s a lot of correspondence, there’s a lot of emails, there’s a lot of photographs—there’s a lot of horrible photographs that appear to be taken by Mr. Epstein or people around him, but that doesn’t allow us necessarily to prosecute somebody,” Blanche said, noting that the public now has the opportunity to “see if we got it wrong.” The Trump administration revealed on Friday that it would only release half of the Epstein files, blatantly violating the recently passed law that required the documents’ full release some six weeks ago and sparking concerns about a governmental cover-up.

Trump’s DOJ Somehow Forgets to Redact Nude Photos in Epstein Files
New Republic • Feb 2, 2026

Trump’s DOJ Somehow Forgets to Redact Nude Photos in Epstein Files

In its latest release of files relating to Jeffrey Epstein, the Department of Justice included several unredacted nude photos of young women, some of whom may have been underage when the photos were taken.The government is required by law to redact sensitive information and images in the Epstein files before releasing them, especially regarding anything that could identify victims. When The New York Times reviewed the latest files, however, they found 40 nude photographs of at least seven different people, with their faces visible.The women in the photos could have been minors, as the Times could not confirm their identities or ages. Some appeared to have been taken at Epstein’s private island, Little Saint James in the U.S. Virgin Islands, while others simply showed bedrooms and other private spaces. The publication initially notified the DOJ on Saturday of the images, flagging more of them on Sunday.The images flagged by the Times have since been removed or redacted. A DOJ spokesperson said that the department was “working around the clock to address any victim concerns, additional redactions of personally identifiable information, as well as any files that require further redactions under the act, to include images of a sexual nature.”“Once proper redactions have been made, any responsive documents will repopulate online,” the spokesperson said.The Trump administration remembered to redact a picture of Donald Trump that appeared in a text message conversation between Epstein and former Trump adviser Steve Bannon. But somehow, it neglected a particularly sensitive set of photos and directly violated the law that mandated the release of the Epstein files, half of which still have yet to be made public.One of Epstein’s abuse victims, Annie Farmer, called the news of the unredacted images “extremely disturbing.”“It’s hard to imagine a more egregious way of not protecting victims than having full nude images of them available for the world to download,” Farmer told the Times on Sunday.

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