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Dems set a trap for Trump with timing of new Epstein photo drop: conservative reporter

A decision by Democrats to release yet another batch of Jeffrey Epstein photos, this time including one of Donald Trump with his arms around six women who had their faces blacked out, was a calculated move to bait him, according to one conservative journalist.

Appearing on MS NOW on Friday afternoon, David Drucker of The Dispatch suggested Democrats set a trap for the president, hoping he will rage about the Epstein scandal that continues to cast a cloud over his presidency and divide the MAGA base.

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'It was my honor': Trump claims credit for brokering foreign ceasefire amid Epstein frenzy

President Donald Trump claimed credit Friday for brokering a ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia while a frenzy grew over the newly released Jeffrey Epstein photos.

House Democrats released a massive trove of photographs of Trump and other rich and high-profile people palling around with the late financier and sex offender.

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Trump's DOJ sues Georgia's Fulton County for 2020 voting records amid president's fixation

The Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division announced a lawsuit against a Georgia county, where President Donald Trump faced charges for election interference until recently.

In a statement on Friday, the DOJ said it was suing Fulton County in Georgia, along with four states — Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, and Nevada — for voting records from the 2020 election. Trump lost in all of the localities that were sued.

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'Bad for Bannon': Ex-GOP strategist warns new Epstein photos may hurt MAGA influencer

Former Republican strategist Rick Wilson warned Friday that MAGA influencer Steve Bannon could be under fire next after a new batch of images showed Bannon with late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who was also seen with filmmaker Woody Allen and President Donald Trump.

Bannon, a former chief strategist and senior counselor to Trump, has been a central ideological figure in shaping the MAGA movement, using his podcast "Bannon's War Room" to push his right-wing, nationalist and populist ideology.

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'Who's Melanie?' Stephen Miller's wife makes awkward mistake trying to defend first lady

The wife of top Trump advisor and Trump administration immigration policy architect Stephen Miller made an awkward mistake Friday while trying to defend First lady Melania Trump and attack a Democrat.

Conservative podcaster and Elon Musk employee Katie Miller was trying to defend the First lady's English skills and say she was a "good" immigrant compared to Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN), who is also an immigrant, when she referred to her as "Melanie" in a now-deleted post on X, The Daily Beast reported.

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Trump's ballroom project could be halted by new lawsuit

The National Trust for Historic Preservation filed a lawsuit Friday to stop President Donald Trump's White House ballroom project.

Historic preservationists had attempted to stop the president from rapidly demolishing the White House’s East Wing for the project and asked him to wait for federal review panels and public comment, but he went ahead and tore down the annex over a week in October, and now the group charged by Congress with helping to preserve historic buildings has asked a judge to block construction, reported the Washington Post.

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Protesters blare noise to prevent ICE agents from sleeping at Minnesota hotel

Protesters in Minnesota tracked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to an Edina hotel, where they engaged in loud demonstrations to make sleeping uncomfortable.

"They're terrorizing our neighbors by day and retreats in their cushy hotel rooms at night!" one protester shouted on Thursday night amid drums and loud music outside a Hilton hotel.

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'Trump will not be happy': Internet erupts over new pictures of president and Epstein

A batch of new photos released Friday of late financier and child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein with President Donald Trump, Woody Allen, Steve Bannon, Bill Gates, Bill Clinton and Richard Branson prompted a series of reactions online.

The images released Friday include Epstein with a number of political leaders, "Trump condoms" and sex toys.

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Newly released photos show Trump and other wealthy elites palling around with Epstein

House Democrats have released a massive trove of photographs of President Donald Trump and other rich and powerful individuals palling around with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee published the photographs Friday obtained from the disgraced financier's estate that shows Trump years before he became president standing with six women, whose faces have been redacted, at a party wearing Hawaiian-style leis, while another shows him and Epstein speaking with a woman at an event.

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'Mesmerizingly weird': Analyst slams new MAGA figure as 'Trump's dictator-curious protege'

An analyst Friday slammed FIFA president Gianni Infantino and his relationship with President Donald Trump ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

The Guardian's Marina Hyde wrote an opinion piece describing the number of problematic moments around Infantino, "Trump’s dictator-curious protege," and "FIFA's recent practice of holding the World Cup in autocracies." Infantino last week gave Trump an inaugural peace award, which has now led to calls for an ethics investigation.

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Blacked out faces in Epstein photo creates a 'problem for Donald Trump': MS NOW reporter

A collection of Jeffrey Epstein photos released by Democrats on Friday contained one of Donald Trump with an assortment of women which is already raising questions about the president and his relationship with the notorious sex trafficker.

None of them good ones.

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'Incredibly disturbing': Dem previews Epstein photos lawmakers have yet to release

Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA), the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, revealed that lawmakers had unreleased Jeffrey Epstein photos that are "incredibly disturbing."

Garcia spoke to reporters after the committee released a trove of photos that included prominent figures like President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton.

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'More will follow': Ex-Trump official gives grim warning about new 'Nazi'-like 'blacklist'

An ex-Trump official is sounding the alarm after the White House published – and quickly removed – a video of Santa Claus holding a “Naughty List” featuring the names of journalists and news outlets.

On Thursday, the White House website published a video of what it described as “media offenders on the naughty list,” though the video appears to have been removed as of Friday. Re-uploaded on social media, the video depicts Santa Claus laughing while unveiling a “Naughty List” of journalists and media outlets, and is set to Michael Bublé’s rendition of “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town.”

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