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On September 26, 2025, former FBI Director James Comey was indicted by a grand jury in Virginia for allegedly making false statements and obstructing justice during his 2020 Senate testimony about the Russia investigation. The indictment follows President Trump's public calls for prosecution of his critics and marks the first criminal case against a senior official linked to the 2016 election probe.
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Newly released documents from US Democrats reveal Prince Andrew was a passenger on Jeffrey Epstein's jet in 2000, and Elon Musk was scheduled to visit Epstein's island in 2014. The files also include schedules involving Steve Bannon and Peter Thiel, raising questions about connections among powerful figures.
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President Trump announced that Israel and Hamas have agreed to a peace plan, including hostage releases and troop withdrawals. The deal, praised by supporters and criticized by others, is seen as a significant step in Middle East diplomacy amid ongoing conflict. The announcement follows intense negotiations in Egypt and regional mediations.
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The US announced Qatar will establish a training facility at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, housing Qatari F-15 jets and pilots. The plan, supported by US officials, faces criticism from critics like Laura Loomer, who oppose foreign military bases on US soil. Qatar will fund the project, which aims to enhance interoperability and training.
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Recent incidents highlight ongoing challenges for Reform UK, including allegations of Russian influence, internal conflicts, and political violence. Key figures like Nigel Farage and allies are under scrutiny amid accusations of links to Kremlin funding and inflammatory rhetoric, raising questions about the party's future and influence.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom publicly downplayed his presidential ambitions, focusing instead on state issues like redistricting and midterm elections. Despite previous hints, he now states he is not running for president in 2028. Harris also hints at a possible bid, amid a crowded Democratic field and concerns over Biden’s health.
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As of late October 2025, President Donald Trump, currently serving his second term, has publicly expressed interest in running for a third term in 2028, despite the constitutional prohibition under the 22nd Amendment. Trump dismissed the idea of circumventing term limits by running as vice president, but left open the possibility of legal challenges. House Speaker Mike Johnson and constitutional experts affirm the constitutional barriers remain firm.
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In a social media post today, former President Trump demanded the Justice Department investigate his political opponents and associates, including Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, and Reid Hoffman, over alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein. The move follows recent releases of Epstein-related emails suggesting deeper connections with prominent Democrats and financial institutions.
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A Georgia prosecutor has filed to end the criminal case against Donald Trump and his co-defendants, citing jurisdictional issues and asserting that questioning election results is legal. The move follows a court decision disqualifying Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from prosecuting the case. Trump and allies face ongoing legal challenges related to the 2020 election interference.