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Explosive new email destroys FBI statement about Epstein’s surveillance practices

Photos and emails of instructions make you question the investigation.

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Florida’s New 30‑Day Deadline for Patient Overpayment Refunds

For years, patients in Florida have faced a frustrating double standard: they must pay their medical bills immediately, but if they overpay, the doctor’s office...

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The “Household Worker” Rule: When Paying Caregivers in Cash Can Trigger IRS Problems

Many families hire help under the table, viewing the cash payments to a cleaner, nanny, or senior caregiver as a private arrangement. However, the IRS...

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‘She wouldn’t face us’: Epstein survivors say AG Pam Bondi hearing felt like being erased all over again

Who, then, is the DOJ actually serving?

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These Thoughtful Retirement Planning Steps Help Protect the Life You Want in Retirement

This kind of planning focuses on the intentional design of your estate, philanthropy and long-term care protection.

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Dad Shot His Daughter For Being Right About Donald Trump

This is disgusting.

The Mary Sue

‘It’s happening here’: ICE turns quiet Minnesota suburbs into conflict zones

Activity of immigration agents has left no part of the state unscathed even as border czar says surge would be ending

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New AI Voice Scam Is Targeting Bank Customers in Florida — Don’t Say “Yes” if This Number Calls

A dangerous resurgence of an old telephone trick, now supercharged by artificial intelligence, is targeting bank customers across Florida in early 2026. Known as the “Say Yes” scam, fraudsters are using local area codes, such as 305, 407, and 813, to lull victims into answering the phone, only to ask…

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Epstein files: why the Trump administration is taking a big gamble by releasing millions of documents

The death of Jeffrey Epstein in 2019 was never going to be the end of his menacing presence in the American political orbit. More than six years later, the Department of Justice (DoJ) has now released millions of the “Epstein files” to a hungry and impatient audience.

The Conversation

How anti-ICE organising in Minnesota reactivated mutual aid networks started after George Floyd’s murder

Whenever US federal immigration agents pull up to a location in Minneapolis, people take their whistles out, start blowing them and start filming.

The Conversation

My Home Is Treated Like a War Zone. That Militarization Expanded to Minnesota.

There have been many violent murders at the hands of Border Patrol agents. This is not an aberration but part of a broader federal apparatus built and refined over decades.

Texas Observer

Guy Sees Dollar Signs As Veteran Bro’s Pay Increases, Hands Him The Rent Bill Like It’s His “Duty”

A veteran thought sharing an apartment with his brother would be simple: a fair split of rent and responsibilities, but as his VA disability rating increased, so did his brother’s demands. What started as a reasonable 60/40 arrangement has turned into a battle over who should pay for everything, with…

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Ground Ambulance Bills Still Fall Outside Federal Surprise Billing Protections

Few things feel more universal than calling an ambulance in an emergency. It’s a moment driven by urgency, fear, and the basic human instinct to get help as fast as possible. Nobody pauses to ask about network status, billing codes, or insurance contracts while sirens are blaring and paramedics are…

The Free Financial Advisor

Exiled Iranians and Venezuelans may well support regime change – but diasporas don’t always reflect the politics back home

As protest and military action raised the prospect of regime change in Iran and Venezuela, the voices of both countries’ diasporas were heard loud and clear through the media of their host nations.

The Conversation

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Addiction affects your brain as well as your body – that’s why detoxing is just the first stage of recovery

Addiction is one of the most common and consequential chronic medical conditions in the United States. Nationwide, more than 46 million people met the criteria for a substance abuse disorder as of 2021, the most recent data available.

Axios

Trump's revenge tour falls flat in the courts

Federal grand juries almost always return indictments, underscoring the gap between Trump's political threats and the legal system.

The Guardian - US

Why is the Washington Post cratering so spectacularly?

To understand the change in Washington Post’s fortunes, it is worth comparing its demise to the New York Times’s trajectory

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Trump gives CIA election intel to the man who tried to overturn 2020 — even as it ‘threatens national security ‘

This is the only conspiracy Trump cares about.

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The Independent UK

Is this the moment Europe pulls away from Trump to see off Russia’s war against Ukraine?

ANALYSIS: Europeans need to wean themselves off the US security system, and in Munich, Trump’s team will give them good reason to, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

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Donald Trump threatens Republicans with ‘consequences’ if they band together in destroying the ‘privilege’ he worked hard to conjure

GOP rebels against Trump and he's big mad.

Reason

Oral Testimony at the House Judiciary Subcommittee Hearing on the "Preserving a Sharia-Free America Act"

It was notable that the GOP members and witnesses made little effort to actually defend the legislation in question.

TechRadar

Why 2026 is the year AI finally understands the work behind the work

How AI can now understand your work's context.

Budget and the Bees

The Confusing New Federal Suppressor Rule: Why Some States Say It Could Cost You $500

Owning a firearm for protection is a right most of us take seriously. However, a shifting landscape of bureaucratic red tape makes it harder and more expensive to stay legal. You might have heard whispers about federal efforts to streamline suppressor paperwork. Yet, the reality of how federal mandates clash…

Reason

What a $500 Billion Fraud Reveals About Our Broken System

Government agencies rarely check whether their handouts go to the right people. Why?

The Conversation

Trump administration losing credibility with judges and grand juries – a former federal judge explains why this is ‘remarkable and unprecedented’

The word “unprecedented” is getting a workout after a grand jury in Washington on Feb. 10, 2026, rebuffed an attempt by federal prosecutors to get an indictment against perceived enemies of President Donald Trump.

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