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Times Of Israel: Trump reportedly was told he’s in the Epstein files by US attorney general
US Attorney General Pam Bondi informed President Trump that his name was included in investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein, raising political tensions. Trump's connections to Epstein have been scrutinized, with mixed responses from the White House regarding the allegations.
Despite Trump’s denials of wrongdoing, the Justice Department concluded there was no basis for further investigation into Epstein. A push for the release of grand jury transcripts has met resistance, and internal divisions within the Republican Party have emerged over the handling of Epstein-related documents.
#society
Breitbart: Couric Bashes Kardashians, Kim Responds!
Katie Couric sent a congratulatory note to Kim Kardashian and Kanye West on the birth of their daughter, but the message was unclear and cut off. Kim Kardashian responded to the note via Instagram.
GB News: Nigel Farage blasts Essex Police for giving mask-clad pro-migrant protesters ‘red carpet treatment’ in Epping: 'Pretty bloomin' angry!'
Nigel Farage criticized Essex Police for their handling of pro-migrant demonstrators in Epping, claiming they provided preferential treatment to left-wing activists, including members of Antifa. He later apologized for inaccurately stating that police had bused the protesters, clarifying they walked to the protest.
Essex Police defended their actions, stating they facilitated the right to protest while managing potential risks. They confirmed that 10 arrests were made during the event, emphasizing their commitment to ensuring peaceful demonstrations.
#crime
Le Monde: Surge in AI-generated child sexual abuse images alarms advocacy groups and investigators
The proliferation of AI-generated child sexual abuse images is alarming advocacy groups and law enforcement. A recent case in Denmark involved a man who created and sold thousands of such images, claiming it prevented abuse of real children. He was sentenced to prison amid a broader Europol investigation.
Europol's executive director highlighted the growing threat, noting the ease of generating these images without needing real children or technical skills. This trend poses significant challenges for investigators as they work to combat this disturbing issue.