Goldman Sachs Lawyer's Emails Show Epstein Relationship
Kathryn Ruemmler, Goldman Sachs' top lawyer and former Obama White House counsel, appears in latest Epstein files release praising financier as 'wonderful' and 'older brother' in 2015 emails.
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Family Blames Starmer Over Migrant Hotel Murder Safety
The grieving family of Rhiannon Whyte, murdered by a Channel boat migrant, criticises Keir Starmer for inaction on illegal migration and hotel security.
US 'Blackout' Protests Over ICE Killings Sweep Nation
Photos capture nationwide 'blackout' protests across the United States, with demonstrators striking against work, school, and shopping to oppose Trump administration immigration enforcement following recent ICE agent killings in Minnesota.
Ferguson Emails to Epstein Show 'Brother' Praise and Invites
Newly-released emails show Sarah Ferguson thanked Jeffrey Epstein as 'the brother I always wished for' and invited him to Prince Andrew's 50th birthday party at St James's Palace.
Melania's 'Love' Email to Maxwell in Epstein Files
A newly released email signed 'Love, Melania' appears addressed to Ghislaine Maxwell in the Jeffrey Epstein documents, discussing a 2002 New York Magazine story.
Chile's Kast Visits El Salvador Mega-Prison for Security Talks
Chile's far-right President-elect José Antonio Kast visited El Salvador's controversial CECOT mega-prison ahead of meeting President Nayib Bukele to discuss organized crime strategies and potential policy adaptations.
FBI Atlanta Boss Ousted Over 2020 Election Probe Concerns
Special Agent Paul W Brown reportedly removed after voicing concerns about FBI's unsubstantiated voter fraud claims in Fulton County, Georgia, as Justice Department seizes 2020 election records.
Andrew Invited Epstein to Buckingham Palace After House Arrest
Newly released emails show Prince Andrew offered Jeffrey Epstein 'lots of privacy' at Buckingham Palace days after his house arrest ended, with further revelations about their relationship.
Lutnick's Epstein Island Visit Plans Revealed in Files
Newly released documents show Trump's commerce secretary Howard Lutnick arranged to visit Jeffrey Epstein's island in 2012 and invited him to a Clinton fundraiser in 2015.
DOJ Launches Federal Civil Rights Probe into Alex Pretti Killing
The US Department of Justice has initiated a federal civil rights investigation into the fatal killing of Alex Pretti, marking a significant escalation in scrutiny over the case.
ICE Detains More Minnesota Schoolchildren in Asylum Cases
US immigration officials have taken custody of two brothers from a Minnesota elementary school, following the detention of a five-year-old. The children were escorted by educators to a detention facility, highlighting the traumatic impact of aggressive en
Epstein Emails Show Dinner Setup for Duke of York
Newly released US Department of Justice documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein arranged a 2010 dinner between Prince Andrew and a Russian woman, among other compromising exchanges.
Epstein Files Name Mayor's Mother, Make Gates STD Claims
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents mention NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's mother, director Mira Nair, at a 2009 party and contain unverified claims about Bill Gates.
Tulsi Gabbard at FBI Georgia Election Raid Sparks Outrage
Democratic lawmakers question why Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was present at an FBI raid on a Georgia election office, suggesting it oversteps her role.
Green Candidate's Police and Prostitution Stance Sparks Row
Hannah Spencer, the Green Party's candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election, calls for decriminalising prostitution and expresses openness to police abolition, igniting fierce political debate.
Trump's 'No Scalps' Policy Shields Noem, But Pressure Builds
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem remains in post despite Minneapolis crisis, protected by Trump's reluctance to repeat first-term firings. With midterms looming, her position grows precarious as Republicans seek scapegoats.
GOP Senator Criticises Trump Over Pretti Death Comments
Senator Thom Tillis rebukes Donald Trump's characterisation of Alex Pretti as an 'insurrectionist' following his death, urging respect for the ongoing investigation.
George Zinn Sentenced in Charlie Kirk False Confession Case
George Zinn, 71, faces up to 15 years in prison after pleading no contest to obstruction of justice and admitting to possessing child sexual abuse material, following the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.
Border Patrol Boss's Inflammatory Remarks Emerge After Deaths
Gregory Bovino, removed from Minneapolis after protester deaths, was filmed urging agents to arrest anyone who touches them during a Los Angeles operation last year.
Grand Slam Track Bankruptcy Leaves Runners Unpaid
Grand Slam Track, a running league aimed at boosting athletes' finances, has declared bankruptcy, leaving many runners and vendors unpaid, with debts totalling around $40 million.
Trump's Press Freedom Crackdown: Arrests of Journalists Exposed
The arrests of journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort reveal a systematic effort by the Trump administration to intimidate and censor the press, undermining constitutional protections.
Epstein Emails: Andrew's Dinner Date and Film Plot
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein files reveal he offered to set up Andrew Mountbatten Windsor with a young Russian woman and discussed making a film about false accusations.
Lawmakers Question Gabbard's Role in Georgia Election Raid
Democratic senators demand answers after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was spotted at an FBI search of a Fulton County election office, raising concerns about overreach.
Elon Musk's Extensive Ties to Jeffrey Epstein Revealed
Newly released Department of Justice documents show Elon Musk had friendly communications with Jeffrey Epstein, including plans to visit his private island in 2013, contradicting his previous denials.
Labour's By-Election Campaign Struggles Explained
Labour faces unexpected challenges in the Gorton and Denton by-election, with internal dissent, strong Green and Reform UK opposition, and leadership questions threatening a traditional safe seat.
Jamil Smith Joins Guardian US as New Columnist
The Guardian US has announced the appointment of Jamil Smith as a new columnist, effective from January 2026. Smith brings extensive experience in journalism and commentary.
Speaker Johnson Warns of Short Government Shutdown
House Speaker Mike Johnson reveals a likely brief government shutdown is imminent despite a continuing resolution deal, citing procedural delays and winter weather complications in Washington.
Elon Musk Emailed Epstein About 'Wild Party' on Island
Newly released documents reveal Elon Musk's email exchanges with Jeffrey Epstein, discussing visits to the financier's Caribbean island for a 'wild party' in 2012 and 2013.
Newsom Demands Civil Rights Probe Into Dr. Oz
California Governor Gavin Newsom has called for a civil rights investigation into Dr. Mehmet Oz over allegations of discrimination against Armenians in a video about hospice fraud in Los Angeles.
Starmer's Fragile China Success Needs Care
Prime Minister Keir Starmer returns from his China visit with modest gains that require delicate management amid complex geopolitical tensions and economic necessities.
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