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Sorting out the Facts on Epstein Claims

The House voted nearly unanimously on Nov. 18 to force the Department of Justice to release “all unclassified records, documents, communications, and investigative materials” related to the investigation and prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein. In the days before and after the bill

Trump's Ukraine proposal 'a surrender plan':  Ben Rhodes

Former deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes said on Tuesday the Trump administration's peace proposal to end the war between Ukraine and Russia amounted to "a surrender plan." "We need to stop calling these things peace plans," Rhodes told anchor Nicolle Wallace on MS

Carville: 'No one represents' Democratic Party

Democratic strategist James Carville on Tuesday said there is no leader of the Democratic Party and suggested that it will take a few years for one to rise. "No one represents the party," Carville said on CNBC's "Squawk Box" with co-host Andrew Ross Sorkin. "The only person

What’s Coming to Netflix in December 2025

Netflix rounds out 2025 with a combination of entertaining and prestige titles hitting the platform this December. Reality fans will rejoice in the returns of “Love Is Blind: Italy” and “Owning Manhattan” on Dec. 1 and Dec. 5, respectively. Then, on Christmas Day, sports fans

Chindōgu: The Japanese Art of “Unuseless” Inventions

Chindōgu is the Japanese practice of inventing things that are not exactly useful but neither are they useless; they’re more unuseless, a term coined by chindōgu’s originator Kenji Kawakami. Some examples are tiny umbrellas for shoes, chopsticks with a tiny fan on them to cool