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The White House issued an ominous threat Tuesday to GOP lawmakers considering backing a measure to release files on Jeffrey Epstein, according to NOTUS reporter Daniella Diaz.

On Tuesday, the Republican-led House Oversight Committee released 33,000 files on Epstein, the disgraced financier who died in 2019 awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges, and is alleged to have led a blackmail operation targeting powerful figures. The release, however, was met with disappointment from critics across the political spectrum, many of whom noted that a vast majority of the files were either redacted or already made public.

Republicans face a major test of MAGA's loyalty as they return to Congress with the Jeffrey Epstein scandal remaining in the news cycle.

President Donald Trump's hardcore supporters have splintered over the government's handling of the files on the late sex offender, which had long been the topic of right-wing conspiracy theories, and three key witnesses are expected to testify over the next month about the case, reported Axios.

A pair of conservative commentators complained about online speculation that President Donald Trump might be shuffling off this mortal coil.

The president made no public appearances for days last week, setting off social media speculation over the weekend that the 79-year-old Trump might have died or was possibly suffering from a serious health condition, and a "CNN News Central" host asked conservative commentator Scott Jennings to comment on the conspiracy theories.

On the heels of Donald Trump admitting that using “One Big Beautiful Bill” to describe the megabill the GOP majority forced through Congress is falling flat with voters, the White House will hold meetings with Republican lawmakers on Wednesday for a rebranding session hosted by press secretary Karoline Leavitt.

According to a report from Politico’s Meredith Lee Hill and Rachael Bade, efforts by GOP lawmakers to convince attendees at town halls about the benefits of the unpopular bill are "sputtering," so the White House is being forced to step in.

Donald Trump is "panicking" as his health falls into disrepair and he prepares to watch Jeffrey Epstein's victims speak out on Wednesday, according to the president's former insider.

Ex-Trump associate Lev Parnas late on Tuesday published an article called, "Trump Is Panicking —Tomorrow Could Break Him," in which he argues that Trump's "health is failing, his lies are collapsing, and survivors are ready to speak truth to power."

President Donald Trump has been trying to rob Congress of its centuries-old powers of the purse, according to legal challenges filed by Democrats against the administration, and that fight will intensify as the executive and legislative branches try to avert a government shutdown.

The administration complicated spending talks by proposing to cancel $4.9 billion of foreign aid using a “pocket rescission” that Democrats and the top Republican Senate appropriator have said is illegal, and congressional Democrats have added that figure to the estimated $425 billion that lawmakers have approved but the president and his officials want to claw back, reported CNN.

President Donald Trump faced a major legal setback late Tuesday night after a federal appeals court rejected the White House’s use of an 18th-century law to speed up deportations of Venezuelan nationals.

In its efforts to swiftly deport Venezuelan migrants suspected of being members of international crime syndicates, the Trump administration has invoked the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, which allows for the swift deportation of citizens of a hostile nation the United States is at war with. Trump has routinely justified mass deportations that deny migrants due process under the guise of the United States being subjected to an “invasion.”

One of President Donald Trump's biographers said on Tuesday that people inside the West Wing know the president has "lost a step or two," as the administration seeks to bat down negative comments about the president's health.

Michael Wolff, who has written four books on Trump, discussed Trump's health and the way the administration has discussed it in the media on a new episode of The Daily Beast's podcast, "Inside Trump's Head." Wolff argued that Trump has not faced the same criticism for his health as his predecessor, Joe Biden, even though the signs of Trump's ill health continue to pile up.