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• Department of Justice Drops 3 Million More Epstein Files, Some Things Are Still Hard To See

  DOJ released 3+ million additional pages tied to Jeffrey Epstein. The dump adds emails, photos, and old investigative notes, but also sparks backlash over redactions, missing context, and what’s still being withheld.

• DOGE Disbands: How Elon Musk’s “Efficiency” Crusade Faded While Questions About His Business Conflicts Remain

  Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), fronted by Elon Musk to slash “waste,” has been quietly disbanded ahead of schedule. Critics say DOGE helped weaken investigations into Musk’s companies while never proving its own claimed savings.

• After Years Calling Obamacare a “Disaster,” Trump Quietly Moves to Keep Its Subsidies Alive

  Leaked reports say the Trump White House is preparing a two-year extension of Obamacare premium subsidies, even after years of calling the law a “disaster” and failing to pass a replacement. The move would delay painful 2026 price hikes for millions of people.

• Trump Campaigned on Epstein Transparency. His Administration Has Fought to Keep Key Files Hidden.

  Sen. Ron Wyden says Treasury and DOJ is withholding Epstein financial records detailing billions in suspicious transfers. As Congress moves to force their release, Trump dismisses the case as a “hoax,” raising sharp questions about transparency and motive.

• Trump Pardons Binance Founder Changpeng Zhao, A Crypto Clean Slate

  President Trump has granted a pardon to Binance founder Changpeng Zhao. With Zhao convicted of failing to maintain anti-money-laundering control and the Trump family launching a stablecoin tied to Binance infrastructure—this move raises serious conflict-of-interest concerns.

• Trump’s $250 Million White House Ballroom Sparks Oversight Crisis

  Demolition has begun on the East Wing of the White House to build President Donald Trump’s privately-funded 90,000 sq ft ballroom—despite shutdowns, lack of formal approval, and rising oversight concerns.