Cassie Mallea

Residents of Wilder, Idaho, are grappling with fear and uncertainty after federal agents arrested over 100 Hispanic locals at an unlicensed racetrack in mid-October, leaving farmers scrambling for labor during harvest season. The small town, where 91 percent of voters supported Trump in 2024, was unprepared for the aggressive operation, which included flash-bang grenades, military-style helicopters, and zip-tied teenagers. Deportations have already begun, and the community is now on edge, with residents and school officials describing widespread confusion and a sense that life in Wilder may never be the same.

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Idaho town reels after 100+ Hispanic residents arrested in federal raid at racetrack Idaho town reels after 100+ Hispanic residents arrested in federal raid at racetrack ...

Convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell stunned observers Monday by offering to reveal what her lawyer called the “unfiltered truth” about Jeffrey Epstein — but only if President Donald Trump grants her clemency. Appearing virtually before the House Oversight Committee under subpoena, Maxwell refused to answer questions and invoked her Fifth Amendment rights, prompting attorney David Oscar Markus to claim she would testify fully if freed by Trump. Markus insisted Maxwell alone can explain Epstein’s crimes and declared both Trump and Bill Clinton “innocent,” an assertion critics view as a calculated pitch for presidential mercy as Maxwell seeks Supreme Court review of her 20-year sentence and continues signaling for a Trump pardon.

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Maxwell offers to spill Epstein secrets — but only if Trump grants her clemency Maxwell offers to spill Epstein secrets — but only if Trump grants her clemency ...

Donald Trump’s once-cozy relationship with cryptocurrency enthusiasts is fraying as digital asset values slide and his administration stumbles on crypto legislation, Axios reported. Analysts say members of the hyper-online crypto crowd that backed Trump in 2024 are now grappling with buyer’s remorse after Trump-branded meme coins enriched insiders while leaving retail investors holding the bag, compounded by revelations that the Trump family’s crypto venture pulled in hundreds of millions — including from a secret Emirati investment. As markets dipped and legislation stalled amid conflicts tied to Trump’s personal dealings, prominent crypto influencers began openly blaming the president, with some conceding they bet on Trump and lost. The backlash, Axios noted, reflects a broader problem for Trump as niche constituencies he courted enthusiastically are growing increasingly disillusioned.

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Crypto bros turn on Trump as coins crash and his presidency stalls digital agenda Crypto bros turn on Trump as coins crash and his presidency stalls digital agenda ...

Despite White House claims that President Donald Trump would “much prefer” an “All American” alternative halftime show headlined by Kid Rock, video circulating online shows Bad Bunny’s official Super Bowl LX performance playing on big screens at Trump’s private watch party in Florida. The footage, which appears to capture Trump alongside Sen. Lindsey Graham and other guests watching the Puerto Rican superstar’s set, sparked widespread ridicule given MAGA’s vocal backlash against Bad Bunny and Turning Point USA’s attempt to promote a conservative counter-show. Trump later raged online about the halftime performance, even as the Kid Rock alternative was mocked for technical issues, underscoring what critics called yet another episode of MAGA hypocrisy.

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Trump mocked after Bad Bunny halftime show plays at his private Super Bowl party Trump mocked after Bad Bunny halftime show plays at his private Super Bowl party ...

Fans of President Donald Trump’s MAGA movement erupted in anger Sunday after survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes announced a Super Bowl–timed ad accusing the Trump administration of mishandling the Epstein files, including the release of victims’ personal information. As Congress prepared to depose Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, who pleaded the Fifth before Congress on Monday, right-wing commentators lashed out at the survivors, accusing them of running a “psyop,” questioning who paid for the ad, and suggesting victims should publicly name their abusers instead. Survivors, however, said the administration’s actions were meant to intimidate and silence them, highlighting a sharp backlash that critics say reflects how MAGA figures continue to attack victims rather than confront Epstein’s powerful enablers.

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MAGA erupts after Epstein survivors release Super Bowl ad targeting Trump admin MAGA erupts after Epstein survivors release Super Bowl ad targeting Trump admin ...