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'Un-American': Trump's 'soulless goons' accused of major violation with 'savior' statement

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was in the hot seat on Christmas after her department released a statement that numerous observers flagged as a violation of the Constitution.

Homeland Security alarmed some critics when, on Christmas Eve, the department took to social media and wrote, "Merry Christmas, America. We are blessed to share a nation and a Savior."

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'I will break you!' Gloves come off as two major anti-Trump ex-insiders fight each other

Two former Trump insiders who are now activists against the president turned against one another in the run-up to Christmas.

Soviet-born Lev Parnas, who worked closely with Rudy Giuliani during Trump's first administration and was purportedly sent to Ukraine to help Trump and Giuliani make contacts there for the purposes of digging up negative info on Hunter Biden, has gone to war against former Trump fixer Michael Cohen. Cohen was previously convicted for campaign finance violations.

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'Something's rotten': Conspiracy theories fly as new DOJ Epstein note burned by both sides

Conservative and liberal powerhouses united around Christmas in their condemnation of a new statement about the Epstein files made by the Department of Justice, with some already notifying the investigative authorities.

The Justice Department on Christmas Eve made a surprising announcement, writing, "The US Attorney for the Southern District of New York and the FBI have informed the Department of Justice that they have uncovered over a million more documents potentially related to the Jeffrey Epstein case."

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Internet erupts over Epstein file linking president to murder of baby

Raw Story on Christmas Eve reported on a file released by the DOJ which shows a purported victim linking Donald Trump to the currently still unverified murder of a newborn baby, and the internet erupted with people flagging the potential crime.

The day before Christmas, we reported that Trump's name had appeared on a newly released Epstein file in which a self-identified victim made allegations about a newborn baby being murdered and dumped in Lake Michigan. The Justice Department released the file ahead of Christmas Eve in which an unnamed individual, on Aug. 3, 2020, was looking for an update on the status of their earlier complaint. The report listed the victim's unnamed uncle as the perpetrator and Trump as a witness.

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Observers pounce on Trump's hateful Christmas rant: 'Never get used to this insanity'

Donald Trump caused a stir among his critics when he released a Christmas screed attacking his perceived enemies.

The president took to his own social media site, Truth Social, to strike a familiar tone for his celebrations of various holidays.

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Newly released Epstein file links Trump to murdered newborn baby dumped in Lake Michigan

Donald Trump's name appears on a newly released Epstein file in which a purported victim makes allegations about a newborn baby being murdered and dumped in Lake Michigan.

The Justice Department released this file ahead of Christmas Eve in which an unnamed individual, on Aug. 3, 2020, is looking for an update on the status of their earlier complaint. The report lists an unnamed uncle as the perpetrator and Trump as a witness.

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Stephen Miller's wife quietly retracts second attack on the Pope — just before Christmas

Katie Miller, the wife of President Donald Trump's chief strategist and speechwriter Stephen Miller, has for the second time in the runup to Christmas posted an attack on Pope Leo XIV and the Catholic Church, then quietly deleted it.

Her first remark came last week, after Leo, a relatively progressive pontiff in the spirit of his predecessor Francis, installed an outspoken pro-migrant bishop to oversee the South Florida diocese where Trump's own Mar-a-Lago resort is located. "The American Pope is now openly signaling his liberal priorities," wrote Miller in response to a post from Democratic operative Christopher Hale lauding the decision.

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ICE plans to stuff migrants into 'dehumanizing' warehouses: 'Like Prime, but with humans'

The Trump administration is planning to warehouse more than 80,000 immigrants in industrial storage facilities in a dramatic expansion of its detention system treating human beings as logistics problems to be processed and moved along like packages.

According to a draft solicitation reviewed by the Washington Post, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to establish seven large-scale warehouses holding 5,000 to 10,000 people each, with 16 smaller facilities holding up to 1,500. The warehouses would be strategically positioned near major logistics hubs in Virginia, Texas, Louisiana, Arizona, Georgia and Missouri, creating a "feeder system" where newly arrested detainees cycle through processing sites before being staged for deportation.

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'Took me into a fancy hotel': FBI received explosive tip about Trump and Epstein

The FBI received an explosive tip in October of 2020 regarding then-President Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein and an incident that allegedly took place in the 1990s, a new release from the Justice Department revealed Tuesday.

An FBI report documenting the tip was made public early Tuesday morning as part of the DOJ’s ongoing release of Epstein files, and includes multiple allegations involving Trump and Epstein from at least two sources, though some are second-hand.

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'It was for prostitutes': FBI fielded explosive tip about Trump party at Mar-a-Lago

One of the documents briefly disclosed by the Department of Justice contains an FBI tip related to a party allegedly hosted more than two decades ago by President Donald Trump that featured prostitutes.

An unidentified female told the FBI in in October 2020 that she had information about a "Jeffrey Epstein party" in 2000, according to a partially redacted summary of the tip — which has not been verified as accurate — that was included in a new batch of files posted online Monday night, but then removed several hours later.

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'I found an image of Trump': Criminal probe into Steve Bannon reveals new Epstein link

An email released by the Justice Department early Tuesday morning as part of its ongoing release of Jeffrey Epstein files revealed that law enforcement had uncovered a potentially new photograph of President Donald Trump with a co-conspirator of Epstein’s as part of its probe into Trump ally Steve Bannon.

The email, sent June 11, 2021, appears to have been related to the criminal probe into Bannon – Trump’s former White House chief of staff – over his involvement with a charity to fund the construction of Trump’s proposed border wall. Bannon ultimately pleaded guilty to fraud charges, but was sentenced to a three-year conditional discharge.

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Epstein files show Trump flagged by prosecutor for 'many' flights on sex offender's plane

President Donald Trump flew on the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's plane at least eight times, according to a large tranche of documents briefly put into public view by the Department of Justice.

The Justice Department released thousands of files Monday, three days after publicizing an initial batch in partial compliance with a law passed last month by Congress,. They appear to have been removed from the agency's website several hours later – but the Washington Post downloaded the full set before they were taken down.

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Black Sun Rising: How a Nazi terror plot led to an American being held in Brazil

“Terrorism for accelerationism, then we get the military supplies to everyone and start war,” a group chat leader wrote on the encrypted platform Signal in October 2024, to almost 150 members spread across Europe, the United States and Australia.

“People need to see lone wolves acting to become empowered,” he continued.

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