New note in Nancy Guthrie case demands 1 Bitcoin for suspect’s name
A new message in the Nancy Guthrie case demands 1 Bitcoin for a suspect’s identity, prompting FBI review amid an ongoing investigation.
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Trump immigration crackdown in Minnesota could end in days — Walz
Governor Tim Walz says Minnesota may see an end to the Trump administration’s federal immigration crackdown within days after talks
Trump commerce secretary Lutnick admits visiting island…
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick acknowledged visiting Jeffrey Epstein’s island with his family, prompting renewed scrutiny over his past ties and calls for his resignation.
Ghislaine Maxwell offers to clear Trump’s name in exchange for Clemency
Ghislaine Maxwell has offered to clear President Trump’s name in the Epstein scandal if granted clemency, a move that has drawn sharp reactions from US lawmakers.
Nancy Guthrie’s kidnappers demand $6 million ransom
Nancy Guthrie’s kidnappers demand $6 million as Savannah and her siblings plead for her safe return in a strategically coded video.
Epstein’s cellmate claims government “wanted both Epstein and me dead”
Epstein’s former cellmate alleges a government conspiracy left both him and the disgraced financier vulnerable, casting new doubt on the
FAKE OUTRAGE: White House defends Trump over video showing Obamas as apes…
The White House defended President Trump after he shared a meme video portraying the Obamas and other Democrats as animals, sparking bipartisan backlash and condemnation from a key GOP senator who called it overtly racist and urged its removal.
International model Cristina Pérez Galcenco dies at 21
Cristina Pérez Galcenco, an international runway model who began her career at 14, has died at 21 in Malaga, Spain.
Indonesia landslide death toll rises to 74 as search continues
Authorities say at least 74 people have died in a landslide in Indonesia’s West Java, with rescue teams still searching for missing residents amid difficult weather conditions.
Hillary Clinton demands public testimony in Epstein probe
Hillary Clinton has demanded that her and Bill Clinton’s testimony in the Epstein investigation be broadcast publicly, criticizing the committee