Bill Gates Breaks Silence on Epstein Ties
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is again facing renewed public attention over his past association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, following newly released Justice Department materials and a rare internal discussion with employees at the Gates Foundation. During a recent foundation-wide town hall, Gates addressed staff questions directly, acknowledging mistakes …
MAHA Left Out of Trump’s Biggest Address
President Donald Trump’s latest State of the Union address offered a sweeping defense of his economic agenda and national policy priorities, but its relative silence on public health issues has sparked debate among medical freedom advocates, policy analysts, and political observers alike. At nearly two hours in length — the …
Biden White House Linked to Trump Georgia Case
Newly released internal communications are intensifying scrutiny of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ prosecution of President Donald Trump, revealing previously undisclosed interactions between state prosecutors, federal officials, and congressional investigators during the now-collapsed Georgia election case. The documents, obtained through litigation under Georgia’s Open Records Law and first reported …
Casey Means Grilled on Vaccines in Heated Hearing
Dr. Casey Means, President Donald Trump’s nominee for U.S. surgeon general, entered her Senate confirmation hearing this week attempting to strike a careful balance on one of America’s most politically charged public-health issues: vaccines. While Means told lawmakers she believes “vaccines save lives,” her emphasis on individualized medical decision-making — …
Brooklyn GOP’s Lincoln Day Gala Signals Ambitions Beyond Borough Lines — and a Fight to Flip New York Red
What took place at Mill Basin’s El Caribe last week was more than a local party dinner. The packed ballroom at El Caribe Country Club became the backdrop for something larger: a declaration that New York Republicans believe 2026 could mark a political turning point not only for Brooklyn, but …





