JEFFREY EPSTEIN EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE By Presidential Administration Based on DOJ Epstein Files Release (Jan. 30, 2026) & House Oversight Committee Documents (Nov. 2025) Prepared: February 23, 2026 IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: Appearance in the Epstein files does not constitute evidence of wrongdoing. The DOJ itself noted the files include unverified tips, unvetted submissions, and news clippings. No...
Let’s talk about something that should be keeping every American up at night but somehow rarely makes it past the third segment on the evening news. The United States national debt is projected to hit $64 trillion within the next decade. That’s not a typo. Sixty-four trillion dollars. To put that in perspective, that’s roughly...
Let’s talk about a quiet but consequential piece of policy making its way through New York City right now — one that could fundamentally reshape who gets to own property in the five boroughs, and why it matters far beyond the Hudson River. Mayor Zohran Mamdani has thrown his weight behind the revival of COPA...
In 2008, an anonymous figure using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto released a white paper describing Bitcoin as “a peer-to-peer electronic cash system” that would operate without the need for trusted third parties. The promise was revolutionary: money beyond government control, transactions without intermediaries, financial sovereignty for individuals in a digital age. Fifteen years later, Bitcoin...
When Billie Eilish stood on the Grammy stage and declared “no one is illegal on stolen land,” she probably didn’t expect what would follow. Within hours, the Tongva tribe pointed out her mansion sits on their ancestral territory. Critics pounced on the irony. Supporters defended her message. But lost in all the noise was a...
A NexfinityNews.com Investigation The protesters outside Gracie Mansion weren’t holding back. “We voted for you, Zohran!” they shouted through megaphones on a frigid February morning. “You lied to us!” What triggered this fury from the very voters who swept 34-year-old Zohran Mamdani into City Hall as America’s youngest big-city mayor? The answer lies in 3.5...
Something extraordinary happened in American politics over the past year, and it all started with a phone call from the White House to Texas. President Trump, looking at Republicans’ razor-thin House majority, decided he needed insurance. So last summer, he personally urged Texas lawmakers to do something states almost never do: redraw their congressional maps...
The Coming Storm: How America’s Baby Bust Is Reshaping College Campuses Remember when your parents talked about the baby boom? Well, we’re living through the opposite—and it’s about to hit America’s colleges like a freight train. Here’s the simple math that’s keeping college presidents up at night: The U.S. fertility rate peaked at 2.12 births...
Should Paid Protestors Need a License? The Case for Transparency You ever notice how we require disclosure for just about everything else in politics? Political ads have to say who paid for them. Lobbyists register. Campaign contributions over $200 get reported to the FEC. Even charity fundraisers often need permits. But when it comes to...
An examination of competing visions of conscience, discrimination, and the right to refuse In 2018, the Supreme Court ruled narrowly in favor of Jack Phillips, the Colorado baker who refused to create a custom wedding cake for a same-sex couple. Conservative America celebrated it as a victory for religious freedom and conscience rights. Liberal America...