Democrats release new Epstein photos ahead of DoJ transparency deadline

Democrats have released a new batch of photos related to Jeffrey Epstein, including images of women's passports and quotes from Vladimir Nabokov's 'Lolita' inscribed on a woman's body, as a deadline approaches for the Justice Department to release further documents connected to Epstein's case.

Keir Starmer has appointed Christian Turner as the new UK ambassador to the United States, succeeding Peter Mandelson, who was dismissed due to his connections with Jeffrey Epstein. Turner, a seasoned diplomat, previously served as the UK ambassador to the UN and has extensive experience in the Foreign Office.

President Trump delivered a pre-recorded Christmas address, emphasizing his first year back in office, where he touted economic achievements and criticized the previous administration. He announced $1,776 checks for nearly 1.5 million military personnel, but faced criticism from Democrats who argued his claims exaggerated successes while neglecting the ongoing struggles with inflation and rising living costs.

In a recent address, former President Donald Trump announced a 'warrior dividend' for U.S. troops while defending his economic record during his 11 months back in office, attributing ongoing economic challenges to the Democrats.

Susie Wiles, the White House Chief of Staff, criticized Attorney General Pam Bondi's management of the Jeffrey Epstein case during a recent Vanity Fair interview, providing a candid assessment of President Trump's actions and decisions regarding the matter.

Vanity Fair's recent interview with Susan Wiles has garnered significant attention, particularly regarding her insights into President Trump's personality and the ongoing investigations into Jeffrey Epstein's wealth and connections. This comes amid a broader media focus on Epstein's estate and the influential figures associated with him.

Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has defended her position following a tell-all interview where she discussed administration missteps, particularly regarding immigration and the Jeffrey Epstein case, while acknowledging President Trump's retribution campaign against critics.