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    Calls grow for release of Epstein files●Calls to release Epstein files🦋blueskyWorldLaw & Courts7.7K19 h ago

    Demands are mounting for the US government to release the files related to Jeffrey Epstein, the financier and convicted sex offender who died in jail in 2019. Commentators and politicians are pressing for full disclosure of records connected to his case and associates, keeping the issue at the centre of political debate.

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    Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, has filed legal action against Thames Valley Police to quash the warrants used to search his residence, reportedly on the Sandringham Estate, following an arrest linked to the Epstein case on his 66th birthday. Reports say King Charles is not happy with the development, and British media coverage has been intense as the disgraced royal escalates his fight with police.

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    Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has launched legal action against the Metropolitan Police in an attempt to force the release of documents relating to police investigations into Jeffrey Epstein, including material from raids on the late financier's properties. The former prince has repeatedly faced scrutiny over his friendship with Epstein, and the move follows renewed attention from US Congressional pressure to unseal investigative files. Critics question why he is pursuing the records, while supporters say it shows willingness to face disclosure.

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    Distrust of Trump drives scepticism over reports of his departure from politics●When it’s finally announced that he’s gone, I’m gonna keep checking the news cuz that mutherf*cker has lied so much thatMmastodonWorldPolitics406 h ago

    Social media users are voicing deep distrust of Donald Trump, saying that when word finally comes that he is gone — politically or otherwise — they will keep checking the news to be sure, because they argue he has lied too often to be believed. The comments come amid ongoing discussion of the Israel-Iran conflict, US involvement in the Middle East, and persistent demands for the release of the Epstein files.

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    Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Prince Andrew, is taking legal action against police over his arrest connected to the Epstein files, according to the Telegraph. The move by the disgraced royal, who was stripped of his titles amid the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, is drawing fresh attention to his ties to the case and the police conduct surrounding his detention.

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    Critics Slam Trump Over Smith Probe and Epstein Files●# Democracy # Justice # JackSmith vs. # TrumpVirus # sedition # coverup # TrumpEpsteinFiles # corruption & # madness ...MmastodonWorldLaw & Courts146 h ago

    Commentators are denouncing Donald Trump, invoking special counsel Jack Smith's prosecutions and citing sedition, corruption and a coverup tied to the so-called Trump Epstein files. Critics accuse mainstream media of sanitizing and downplaying the allegations, arguing the misconduct is plainly visible and underreported, and framing the moment as a broader battle between democracy, justice and what they call madness.

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    Maggie Haberman Blunt on Trump: DOJ, Epstein, Health●Maggie Haberman Unloads on Trump Over DOJ, Epstein, His Health and Midterm Panic | Full Interview▶youtubeHealth212.3K8 h ago

    New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman gave a wide-ranging interview on Donald Trump, criticizing and analyzing his Justice Department, the fallout over the Jeffrey Epstein files, questions about his health, and what she describes as panic within his camp ahead of the midterm elections. The full conversation has drawn heavy attention, with many weighing in on her assessment of Trump's standing and strategy.

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    Kash Patel Outburst After Epstein Video Played at Hearing●Kash Patel's Epstein Video Played In Congressional Hearing; Watch His Outburst | Trump News Today▶youtubeWorldUS Politics597.6K16 h ago

    FBI Director Kash Patel had a heated outburst during a congressional hearing after footage connected to the Jeffrey Epstein case was played for lawmakers. The moment, quickly circulated widely, has fueled fresh scrutiny of the Justice Department's handling of Epstein-related records and of Patel's testimony under questioning from members of Congress.