Author: Drew Maddox

Trump Sues Wall Street Journal Over Epstein Letter Report Former President Donald Trump has initiated legal action against the Wall Street Journal following the publication of a controversial report linking him to a “bawdy” birthday letter sent to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. The article, authored by the journal owned by media mogul Rupert Murdoch, has sparked significant controversy and set the stage for a potential legal showdown. Key Details of the Report On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal released an article detailing a letter allegedly signed by Trump that was discovered among a collection of correspondence from Epstein’s associates.…

Biden Administration Under Scrutiny: Officials Invoke Fifth Amendment Amid Investigations In a significant development, a third senior official from the Biden administration has invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination during a House Oversight Committee hearing. The ongoing investigation focuses on President Biden’s cognitive capabilities and the use of an autopen to sign official documents. Key Highlights of the Investigation Annie Tomasini’s Testimony: On Friday, former senior aide Annie Tomasini refrained from answering questions in a closed-door session, raising alarms among committee members about transparency in the Biden administration. Fifth Amendment Plea: Tomasini pleaded the Fifth when asked about: Instructions…

CBS Shocks Fans with Cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" In a startling announcement on Thursday evening, CBS confirmed the cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," a fixture in late-night television, largely attributed to financial challenges. The show, which has been a platform for Colbert’s nightly critiques of former President Trump, will air its last episode in May 2026. The Announcement: Colbert Speaks to His Audience During the live recording of his show, Colbert broke the news to loyal viewers. "Next year will be our last season. The network will be ending ‘The Late Show’ in…

House Republicans Block Epstein Files Release Again Amid Ongoing Controversy House Republicans have once again stymied efforts to compel Attorney General Pam Bondi to disclose the much-discussed “Epstein Files.” This decision comes in the wake of persistent demands from President Trump’s staunch supporters for greater transparency regarding the case. Future measures aimed at releasing these documents could be voted on in the coming weeks. Recent Attempts to Unveil the Epstein Files Earlier this week, Democrats on the House Rules Committee introduced an amendment intended to publicly unveil the Epstein documents within weeks. The amendment garnered support from four Democrats and…

Curtis Sliwa: The People’s Mayor as NYC Race Heats Up In the dynamic landscape of the New York City mayoral race, Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa has captured attention with bold statements and a strategic campaign aimed at a surprising victory. Often dubbed a "creep" by his opponents, Sliwa has recently taken aim at former Governor Andrew Cuomo, saying, “Andrew Cuomo is a creep, slapping fannies and killing grannies,” during an appearance on Fox News. Polls Show Possibility for Sliwa A HarrisX poll released this week offers a glimmer of hope for Sliwa, revealing him in a statistical tie with Democratic…

Skydance Media Nears Acquisition of Paramount Global: Implications for CBS News Skydance Media, a prominent film and television studio, is reportedly in advanced talks to acquire Paramount Global. This potential deal could reshape CBS News, a subsidiary under Paramount’s umbrella, especially with the anticipated involvement of Bari Weiss, co-founder of the Free Press. As negotiations heat up, murmurs of internal resistance from CBS News staff have begun to surface. The Background of the Deal On July 1, Paramount settled a contentious lawsuit filed by former President Donald Trump for $16 million, related to a highly scrutinized interview with Vice President…

Senate Judiciary Hearing: Controversy Surrounds Emil Bove’s Nomination A Tumultuous Hearing On Thursday, a heated Senate Judiciary Committee hearing erupted as Democrats walked out in protest against the advancement of Emil Bove’s nomination to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. This dramatic exit underscores the escalating tensions within the Senate regarding judicial appointments. Background on Emil Bove Emil Bove was nominated for the Third Circuit bench by President Trump in May. Bove’s controversial background includes: Serving as Trump’s personal attorney. Acting as a principal associate deputy attorney general at the Department of Justice. Being instrumental in quashing a criminal case…

Trump’s Position on Epstein Investigation: A Clarification from the White House The ongoing discussions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and the potential appointment of a special prosecutor have recently taken a surprising turn. On Thursday, the White House sought to clarify President Trump’s stance on this high-profile case, amidst mounting pressure from his allies. Background of the Epstein Case Jeffrey Epstein, the deceased financier and convicted sex offender, remained in the headlines due to his extensive connections with powerful individuals. Recently, many have been calling for transparency regarding the so-called "Epstein files," which reportedly include names of his associates and clients. This…

Cuomo’s Potential Independent Run Sparks Hope Among Anti-Mamdani Coalition A recent poll has injected new energy into the race for Gracie Mansion as former Governor Andrew Cuomo announces his independent candidacy for mayor, signaling a renewed strategy among business leaders and moderate factions aiming to counteract the momentum of Democratic Socialist candidate, Zohran Mamdani. Background: The Shocking Primary Upset Zohran Mamdani’s unexpected victory in last month’s Democratic primary has left many business leaders concerned, particularly those who previously backed Cuomo. The new wave of political activity among these leaders is characterized by their strategy dubbed "Anybody But Zohran" (ABZ), as…

Arizona Democratic Primary: Generational Politics at Play In the Arizona 7th congressional district, the recent Democratic primary highlighted a dynamic clash between established political lineage and fresh, generational change. As the race unfolded, it became a pivotal moment for both candidates and voters alike. The Background: A Legacy Endures The primary aimed to fill the vacant seat left by the late Representative Raúl Grijalva, who succumbed to lung cancer in March 2023. This election was not just a contest for a congressional seat; it represented differing visions for the future of the Democratic Party. Key Candidates: Establishment vs. Change Adelita…