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Legendary British rock band Radiohead has a message for the Department of Homeland Security: stop using our music to plug Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

According to NBC News correspondent Sahil Kapur, the group released a statement on Friday in response to a promotional video for ICE that used their song "Let Down" without permission or rights.

As House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) spoke to reporters about the depositions of the Clintons on their potential connections to the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case, he made a curious statement that, according to MS NOW's Ali Vitali, was an effort to shield President Donald Trump — but also first lady Melania Trump.

"I want to make a statement, because they'll probably not mention this when they come out here," Comer told reporters. "Ranking Member [Robert] Garcia asked President Clinton, quote, 'Should President Trump be called to answer questions from this committee? And President Clinton said, that's for you to decide. And the president went on to say that President Trump 'has never said anything to me to make me think he was involved.'"

Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA) revealed details of Hillary Clinton's closed-door House Oversight Committee deposition, stating she denied meeting Jeffrey Epstein or having a relationship with Ghislaine Maxwell. Subramanyam told CNN that Clinton "ran circles around the Republicans the entire time," and questioned why the committee was focusing on her rather than people who actually knew Epstein. He highlighted the partisan nature of the hearing, noting no Republicans attended Les Wexner's testimony the previous week, yet 11 attended Clinton's. Subramanyam also criticized Rep. Lauren Boebert for secretly photographing the closed-door deposition and sending images to a MAGA influencer, violating committee rules and pausing testimony. He characterized the hearing as a "political sideshow" aimed at shifting blame from Trump to Democrats. Subramanyam called for release of full Epstein files and Trump's testimony.

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Rep. Dan Crenshaw's potential primary loss to state representative Steve Toth represents a stark warning sign for congressional Republicans deemed insufficiently loyal to President Donald Trump.

The president has withheld endorsement despite backing 27 other Texas House Republicans, and Gov. Greg Abbott similarly bypassed him, but most damaging, Sen. Ted Cruz — after a tense airport confrontation — endorsed and campaigned for Crenshaw's challenger, reported CNN.

North Carolina State Senate President Phil Berger faces an unexpectedly difficult primary challenge despite securing Donald Trump's endorsement, according to reporting from The Washington Post.

Berger, who has led the Republican caucus since 2011, is struggling to fend off local sheriff Sam Page as voters prepare for the March 3 primary. His political future remains uncertain even with the president's backing.

President Donald Trump erupted Friday at members of his own party over their failures to adhere to his preferred name for a major voter requirements bill.

That bill is the SAVE Act, or the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, a bill that would require voters to provide proof of citizenship to register to vote. Backed by Trump, the bill has sparked concern among critics who say it could significantly depress voter turnout.

CNN's John Berman confronted Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) over the inconsistent standards applied to Hillary Clinton's Epstein deposition versus the current first lady. Hillary Clinton testified she never met Epstein, while Melania Trump appears in multiple photographs with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Berman questioned why Mace conducted three rounds of questioning with Clinton but refused to call Melania Trump to testify. Mace defended her approach, claiming she applies equal standards and citing victims who "exonerated" Trump. She called Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to testify but insisted Trump and his wife don't need questioning. Mace deflected by claiming more photos exist of Clintons with Epstein than of Trumps. Berman pressed her directly on why her "wide net" stops short of questioning Melania Trump despite photographic evidence of her relationship with Epstein.

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A staggering 500 terabytes of FBI data – including data that pertained to the agency’s investigation into Jeffrey Epstein – appears to have been compromised in 2023 in a “cyber intrusion,” according to a newly unearthed file released by the Justice Department last month.

The file in question appears to be a sworn statement issued in 2024 by FBI Special Agent Aaron Spivack, who in a report documented what he described as a “potential hack” into the FBI’s office in New York.