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[ad_1] JD Vance says he understands Elon Musk's frustration but Trump had nothing to do with Epstein. Vice President JD Vance reacted to Elon Musk's public spat with Donald Trump that unfolded on social media when he was on Theo Von's podcast. Reacting specifically to Elon Musk's allegation against Trump that Trump is there in the Epstein Files and that's why the Trump administration is dragging its feet in releasing all the documents, JD Vance said it was absolutely false. “First of all, absolutely not. Donald Trump didn't do anything wrong with Jeffrey Epstein. That's totally bs," Vance said. “I'm always going to be loyal to the president. And I hope that eventually Elon kind of comes back into the fold. Maybe that's not possible now because he's gone so nuclear.”“I think it's a huge mistake for him to go […]

[ad_1] FBI Director Kash Patel has claimed that the United States is working closely with Indian law enforcement agencies to dismantle what he describes as a China-backed global fentanyl trafficking network. Speaking on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Patel alleged that while India is not a consumer of fentanyl, it has become an increasingly critical transit point for chemical precursors manufactured in China and passed on to Mexican drug cartels.“They’re going to places like India, and I’m also doing operations in India,” Patel said. “They’re having the Mexican cartels now make this fentanyl down in Mexico still.”Patel claimed that Chinese companies were “getting cute” by routing fentanyl precursors through third countries, including India, to evade direct enforcement and scrutiny.‘No fentanyl deaths in India’According to Patel, one of the clearest signs of a targeted campaign lies in where fentanyl deaths are […]

[ad_1] US President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk Is Musk taking a step closer to ending his feud with Trump? Tesla CEO's latest move certainly seems to hint in that direction. James Fishback, principal architect of the "DOGE Checks" initiative — who had previously criticized Musk for his tweets targeting Donald Trump — praised the Tesla CEO after he deleted all posts directed at the former U.S. President. Fishback highlighted Musk’s deleted tweets and urged him to take the next step by offering an apology to Trump.Musk deleted posts"Elon has deleted his slanderous tweets about the President of the United States. Good first step. Next up: full-throated apology to Trump and his family," he said.The dispute began when Fishback responded to Musk’s post about potentially forming a new political party, dubbed the "American Party." "Elon, Keep tweeting about […]

[ad_1] Predictions have fascinated humanity for centuries, whether they came from prophets, scientists, or writers. While most forecasts miss the mark or fade into obscurity, a rare few have turned out to be incredibly accurate. These striking insights offered glimpses into the future that seemed almost too precise to believe. Some were rooted in deep observation, while others appeared to be the result of sheer intuition. From world wars and space travel to the internet and organ transplants, these predictions came true in ways that continue to amaze us today. Here are ten historical forecasts that remarkably became reality.From Wi-Fi to World War, predictions that came true across the world1. The Cold War- Alexis de Tocqueville (1840) French political philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville predicted the rise of two dominant global powers during his travels in the United States. In Democracy […]

[ad_1] Image generated by AI for creative and illustrative purposes only There’s always one tweet that distills geopolitical fantasy into 280 characters. This time, it came from Elon Musk loyalist Ian Miles Cheong:“Elon Musk should simply move his entire SpaceX operation to the United Arab Emirates. The UAE stands at the forefront of technological progress and mankind's ascent to the stars.”The idea sounds far-fetched. But it also speaks to something very real: the UAE’s growing ambition to become a serious player in the global space race, just as Musk finds himself increasingly disillusioned with Washington, and estranged from his on-again-off-again political ally, Donald Trump.A Rift at the Edge of OrbitThe Musk–Trump relationship, once a spectacle of anti-establishment synergy, has hit turbulence. Musk, long the poster boy for public-private innovation, turned sharply against Trump’s latest bloated federal spending bill, calling it […]

[ad_1] Sean "Diddy" Combs and his former influencer partner hired two male porn stars, who were flown across the country for “Freak Off” referring to sex parties, according to testimony in a Manhattan court on Friday.In the federal sex-trafficking and racketeering trial, an anonymous witness, identified as "Jane," informed the jury that she contacted the performers separately to join the couple’s “freak offs,” what she termed "hotel nights" during late 2021 and early 2022. She explained that the Bad Boys Records founder, whom she dated for three years until his arrest in September 2024, was attracted to the performers after viewing their content, New York Post reported.She described reaching out to "Cabral" and "Antoine" via Instagram, once whilst under the influence of ecstasy. She detailed their viewing of Cabral's content and subsequent discussions about his physical attributes.“We watched a few […]

[ad_1] US President Donald Trump US President Donald Trump is free to restrict the Associated Press from attending some White House media events for now, the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled. The decision overturns US District Judge Trevor McFadden's April 8 ruling, which had mandated AP journalists' access to the Oval Office, Air Force One, and White House events during ongoing legal proceedings, Reuters reprted.U.S. Circuit Judge Neomi Rao, supported by US Circuit Judge Gregory Katsas, authored the majority opinion. Rao stated that the previous injunction interfered with presidential authority over private workspaces and indicated the White House would likely prevail in the AP lawsuit.Big win over AP today: Trump celebrates rulingCalling AP a "fake news," Trump celebrated the legal ruling after US Curt announced the verdict in his favour. In a post on Truth […]

[ad_1] The US Supreme Court in Washington (File photo) The US Supreme Court delivered two rulings in favour of the Trump administration on Friday regarding Department of Government Efficiency cases, including permitting access to Social Security databases with personal details of millions of US citizens. The court also limited transparency requirements for DOGE, formerly headed by Elon Musk.The court's conservative majority supported the administration in these first Supreme Court appeals concerning DOGE, while the three liberal justices opposed both decisions, reported the Associated Press.These DOGE rulings emerge during a contentious falling out between the president and Musk following his White House departure, involving threats to terminate government contracts and impeachment demands. Despite both individuals confirming DOGE's continuation, its future direction remains uncertain without Musk's leadership.In one ruling, the court suspended a Maryland judge's order limiting the team's Social Security Administration […]

[ad_1] Errol Musk weighs in on Elon-Trump feud Elon Musk's father, Errol Musk, weighed on his son's feud with Donald Trump which included reference to Jeffrey Epstein in an attack on US President, calling it “just a silly mistake” and "not knowing what he (Elon) was thinking". He also urged his son to let the feud “fizzle out.” In an interview with Al Arabiya English from a lounge in Delhi Airport, Errol Musk downplayed the widely publicised social media clash between the two high-profile figures, characterising it as a momentary flare-up between strong personalities under pressure. “I have no idea what he was thinking… I can only imagine that's just a silly mistake,” Errol said of Elon’s now-viral post alleging Trump’s name was in the Epstein files.Musk had, in a post on X, said, “Time to drop the really big […]

[ad_1] Kilmar Abrego Garcia (Photo: AP) Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador in March, will return to the United States to face federal criminal charges, according to sources quoted by CNN and ABC News.Following extensive diplomatic negotiations between El Salvador's government and the Trump administration, Abrego Garcia is returning to the United States but he will confront his legal charges in the US, according to the sources.The legal representative of Abrego Garcia, in a statement to ABC News, stated his commitment to continue pursuing a fair trial for his client. "From the beginning, this case has made one thing painfully clear: The government had the power to bring him back at any time. Instead, they chose to play games with the court and with a man's life," said attorney Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg. "We're not just fighting for […]