Whistleblower says that Tulsi Gabbard blocked agency from sharing report and delivered it to White House chief of staff

Andrew Taake received a six-year sentence for assaulting officers on Jan. 6. He was arrested Thursday on an outstanding charge of soliciting a minor.

A newly surfaced video from April 2025 is putting Attorney General Pam Bondi back at the center of questions surrounding the federal government’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. Video In the video, Bondi is seen speaking candidly about the scope of material tied to the investigation. She says, "You know what it is, though, there are tens of thousands of pictures and videos. And it's all with little kids, so the FBI has to go through every one." The encounter, captured on camera during an informal exchange, resurfaced months later and quickly circulated online. Her remarks align with statements she made earlier in 2025 describing a massive volume of digital evidence connected to Epstein, the disgraced financier who died in federal custody in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. Epstein’s case has long raised public concern because of the scale of alleged abuse and the number of powerful figures linked to his orbit. Bondi’s comments also highlighted the role of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which she said was tasked with reviewing every file to ensure evidence was properly cataloged and victims were protected. The resurfaced video has renewed debate over transparency, timelines, and what the public should expect from the ongoing review of Epstein-related materials.

The Department of Homeland Security defends secretive practices as safety measures.

Large batches of the Epstein files have been released in recent months, with some lawmakers criticizing the heavy or total redaction of several documents within them.

The government says the undocumented immigrant voluntarily left the U.S. His attorney is seeking a contempt of court finding as the federal courts remain overwhelmed by immigration cases.

The former special prosecutor is standing by his prosecutions of Donald Trump.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the attacks make clear Russia does not want to end the war and that the world must do more to pressure Moscow.

How the DOGE-triggered attack on government research left America in the dark.

Since Texas banned abortion, no one has studied the statewide effects on pregnant women experiencing complications. Here’s how we sifted through data on millions of pregnancy hospitalizations and anal...

A hacker gained control of a 1,100 mobile phone farm powering covert, AI-generated ads on TikTok.

Prompted by ProPublica’s reporting, an investigation by Senate Democrats documented the experiences of nearly two dozen citizens wrongly detained by immigration agents, contradicting the Trump adminis...