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Disgraced financier and convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein once considered launching his own "sex offender" lingerie line while he was angling for a pardon in Florida, according to new records.

Buried in the more than 3 million Epstein files that President Donald Trump's Department of Justice recently released is an undated transcript of a conversation between Epstein and two unnamed people, "Richard" and "Jessica." NBC News was first to report on the transcript.

A new report that President Donald Trump wants to slap his name on Washington Dulles International Airport, ignited swift backlash on social media.

Jake Sherman of Punchbowl News shared on X a link to their new reporting that Trump wants his name on both Dulles and Penn Station.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) is being accused by a local Republican activist in Knoxville of "flagrant violations" of campaign finance law to prop up her bid for governor, according to News Channel 5.

"The allegations are contained in a sworn complaint filed with the Tennessee Registry of Election Finance, the state agency that regulates campaign fundraising and spending, by longtime Knoxville Republican activist Gary Loe," said the report. "That complaint accuses the Williamson County Republican of 'deliberately flaunting' rules designed to ensure that money from federal campaigns is not used for state campaigns."

A former GOP campaign spokesman was taken aback by President Donald Trump's treatment of a CNN reporter at the White House.

During a press gaggle, CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins asked Trump about the victims of disgraced financier and convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein. The question seemed to trigger Trump, who lashed out at Collins by calling her "the worst" and telling her that she never smiles.

President Donald Trump trashed the U.S. election system on Thursday in a social media post.

Trump has consistently claimed that elections in the U.S. are rigged against him despite being unable to provide evidence supporting that claim in over 60 lawsuits. Republicans in Congress have introduced a bill called the SAVE Act that would implement significant changes, such as requiring voter ID nationwide and requiring proof of citizenship to vote.

A Maryland man has been arrested and charged with a plot to kill President Donald Trump's Office of Management and Budget director, Russ Vought.

According to CBS News, 26-year-old Colin Demarco, who has previously warned Trump's presidency would lead to a "fascist takeover," showed up at Vought's home wearing a surgical mask and gloves before being apprehended by authorities.

A legal expert floated a disturbing new theory on Thursday about President Donald Trump's efforts to end elections in the United States.

So far, most media coverage of Trump's plans to meddle with the 2026 midterm election results has focused on states changing election maps, and most recently, Trump's call for Republicans to "nationalize" parts of the elections. However, part of Trump's foreign policy may intersect with his goal of ending America's free and fair election system.

Emails newly uncovered by the Miami Herald reveal how deceased billionaire financier and accused child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein attempted a "full court press" to get clemency from then-Florida Gov. Charlie Crist after serving out his sweetheart deal sentence for soliciting prostitution in 2010.

That deal itself, brokered by a prosecutor who went on to become President Donald Trump's first Secretary of Labor, was massively controversial, as Epstein's sex trafficking operation and his role in molesting and assaulting almost three dozen girls were already widely known at the time. But according to the new report, Epstein tried to get even that wiped clean.

The Trump administration was dealt another court blow Thursday as a federal judge in Massachusetts temporarily blocked Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Department of Homeland Security from using taxpayer address information obtained from the IRS.

The ruling comes in a lawsuit filed by several community organizations challenging data‑sharing agreements that allowed ICE to request and receive taxpayer addresses for immigration enforcement purposes, according to court documents obtained by Politico's Kyle Cheney.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was brutally fact-checked on Thursday after he made a wild claim about the benefits of the keto diet.

Kennedy was speaking to a crowd in Tennessee as part of a nationwide tour to get Americans to eat healthier foods when he claimed that scientists at Harvard University had cured schizophrenia in a patient using the keto diet, The New York Times reported. He also claimed that the food Americans eat is "driving mental illness in this country," a claim that experts have said ignores environmental and social factors.