Politics
Ghislaine Maxwell loses late bid to block deposition's release, quickly appeals

Jeffrey Epstein’s Death Reignites Murder Allegations as DOJ and FBI Double Down on Suicide Finding

Jeffrey Epstein’s 2019 death inside Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center has once again returned to the spotlight, as forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden publicly reiterated claims that the deceased sex offender may have been murdered. The statement comes in direct contradiction to a recently released memo by the Justice Department and FBI, which concluded Epstein died by suicide and had no “client list” of prominent individuals he was blackmailing.
Lost JFK Assassination Film Stirs Conspiracy Theories: Family of Orville Nix Seeks Justice and Compensation

LBJ, Nixon, and Oil Tycoons Entangled in JFK Assassination Plot, Newly Released Files Suggest

Newly released government documents have reignited controversy over the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, shedding light on a potential conspiracy involving two of his Oval Office successors, Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon. The files, along with expert testimony and previously suppressed evidence, suggest a tangled web of political intrigue, financial motivations, and alleged cover-ups.
Bill Clinton

Fears Mount Over Bill Clinton’s Health as Alleged Parkinson’s Symptoms Emerge

Former President Bill Clinton, once a robust political figure and a dominant presence on the global stage, is sparking concerns over his health amid rumors that he may be battling Parkinson’s disease. Observers and insiders have noted troubling signs of physical and cognitive decline, prompting speculation about his condition as he approaches his 79th birthday.
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