US justice department opens criminal inquiry into Fed governor Lisa Cook

Jon Voight, an Oscar-winning actor and Hollywood ambassador for Donald Trump, has publicly urged Trump to intervene and remove Zohran Mamdani, the newly elected mayor of New York City. Voight referred to Mamdani as a 'communist fool' and stated that only the president has the power to 'stop this horror.'

Convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein once claimed that President Donald Trump was a regular visitor to his Palm Beach mansion, where underage girls were allegedly sexually abused. However, Epstein stated that Trump never participated in any illicit activities or received any inappropriate services. This information comes from a recent report.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia and former supporter of President Donald Trump, reported receiving threats after Trump criticized her on social media. She stated that private security firms have contacted her with warnings regarding her safety, indicating a rise in threats against her, which she believes are being incited by Trump's comments.

House Democrats have released a new set of emails from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein that mention President Trump. These emails suggest that Trump had visited Epstein's home, with one email indicating that Trump 'knew about the girls.' This release is part of an ongoing effort to push for more information regarding Epstein's connections, which has reignited scrutiny on Trump. The situation is further complicated by the ongoing government shutdown, which continues to impact various political discussions.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican representative, reported receiving safety warnings from private security firms after Donald Trump announced he was withdrawing his support for her. Greene indicated that threats against her were being exacerbated by Trump's actions, although she did not mention him by name in her statement. This shift marks a significant divergence from her previous staunch support for Trump and his MAGA movement, particularly on issues like Epstein.

This week, Donald Trump has engaged in two significant conflicts: one with the BBC and another with a faction of his own base. The disputes highlight Trump's ongoing contentious relationship with media outlets and the challenges he faces within his support group.

On October 20, 2023, President Donald Trump pardoned Dan Wilson, a former defendant from the January 6 Capitol riot, for a second time concerning gun charges unrelated to his actions during the riot. This pardon highlights ongoing discussions about clemency for individuals involved in the Capitol events.

President Donald Trump has issued new pardons for two defendants from the January 6 Capitol riot, Suzanne Kaye and Daniel Wilson. Kaye was previously accused of threatening the FBI on social media, while Wilson's case involves gun charges unrelated to the riot. These pardons reflect Trump's ongoing support for individuals involved in the January 6 events, continuing a pattern of clemency for those associated with the Capitol unrest.