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The hosts of the pro-MAGA network Real America's Voice warned that the End Times could be on the horizon because of a 2014 New York Times opinion piece describing pedophilia as a "disorder."

"Elon Musk is just one of many now out there slamming the Times, the New York Times, for an op-ed they published, look at this," co-host David Brody began. "It framed pedophilia as a psychological disorder rather than a crime."

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) is demanding a probe into whether the Trump administration killed a drug trafficking investigation into the late financier and sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein.

According to CBS News, Wyden's letter to the director of the Drug Enforcement Administration cites a memo recently uncovered as part of the Epstein Files Transparency act. "The memo, from 2015, refers to a DEA Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces probe nicknamed 'Chain Reaction.' It noted that the case was opened in 2010 in New York and was 'judicial pending,' indicating that the investigation remained active at the time the memo was drafted 5 years later."

President Donald Trump pushed fantasy accomplishments at his State of the Union Address this week, including a claim that prices were falling in America. They aren't.

But more to the point, wrote Jonelle Marte for Bloomberg, he shouldn't want them to be either.

Concerns about President Donald Trump's mental fitness are approaching levels comparable to those that forced Joe Biden from the 2024 race.

Multiple recent polls show majorities of Americans question the 79-year-old president's cognitive capacity and physical stamina, including a Reuters-Ipsos poll released before Trump's State of the Union address that found 61 percent – including 30 percent of Republicans – agree that Trump has "become erratic with age," reported CNN.

The Republican Party's razor-thin House majority has transformed Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) into a caretaker rather than a commanding leader as he must carefully navigate his fractious caucus, unable to discipline wayward members without risking the votes he desperately needs, according to an analysis.

The sex and death scandal surrounding Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) underscores Johnson's vulnerability. Despite calls from within his own party for Gonzales to step down, Johnson has maintained distance from the controversy, constrained by the mathematical reality that he cannot afford to lose a single vote, according to MS NOW.

Gov. Kevin Stitt (R-OK) took yet another stand against President Donald Trump during an NPR interview published on Thursday, questioning the wisdom of his mass deportation policies.

"The president needs to tell us what's the endgame. Is it truly to deport every single person here in the country? I don't think that's what America wants," said Stitt, a member of the Cherokee Nation and one of a small handful of Native Americans to have ever served as a governor. He argued immigrants who are not committing crimes and working in their communities should be given legal status.

Republicans are facing a nationwide epidemic of primary candidates pretending to have President Donald Trump's endorsement when they don't — and they're playing with fire, reported Axios.

"Trump's approval numbers are sagging but he still dominates the GOP, using endorsements to reward allies, punish detractors and reinforce his vise-like grip on the party," said the report. This state of affairs "has led Republicans in races nationwide to covet Trump's blessing, tout his endorsement — and appear a bit misleading when they don't get it."

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) and other Republican officials have expressed growing concern that Donald Trump's refusal to take sides in the Texas Republican primary could cost the party a crucial Senate seat in November.

The seat currently held by Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) is considered vulnerable, particularly given the possibility of a contentious runoff against scandal-plagued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Thune has privately urged Trump to endorse Cornyn, whom party insiders view as the stronger general election candidate, but Trump has remained noncommittal, stating only that he is "friendly with all of them."