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Sep 24, 2025 |
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#politics
GB News: Epstein files RELEASED by US Congress in 33,000-page mass data dump
House Oversight releases 33,295 DoJ Epstein files to Google Drive; redactions shield victims' identities and any child abuse material, per a Comer subpoena.
Critics say most is already public; Khanna says only about 3% is new, accusing the DoJ of stonewalling.
Fox News: Epstein victims press lawmakers to support bill to release hidden files, say Americans will be 'appalled'
Epstein victims’ lawyer says the public will be appalled by unreleased documents and that the government mistreated victims.
Khanna and Massie push a discharge petition to force a House vote on Epstein file release; Epstein and Maxwell were indicted
#war
Fox News: Putin invites Zelenskyy to Moscow for security talks as he bombs Ukraine
Putin invites Zelenskyy to Moscow and hasn’t ruled out a meeting; Zelenskyy hasn’t responded, and a trip to Russia looks unlikely given security fears and Putin’s aim to oust him.
Zelenskyy has proposed talks via a neutral country; Kremlin has not engaged. Ex-CIA Moscow chief Hoffman warns against travel; Trump’s stance remains ambiguous.
#military
Fox News: 'Good riddance': Hegseth praises Army dumping command promotion boards aimed at eliminating bias
The Army scrapped the Command Assessment Program (2020) and returns to the Centralized Selection Board. “Good riddance,” said Defense Sec. Hegseth; promotions will be merit-based.
About 54% of eligible officers declined CAP last year; the change follows a DoD memo on reviewing officer evaluations.
The Western Journal: Army Ditches Biden-Era Promotion System, Will Now Focus 'Only on Merit and Performance'
The Army scrapped the Biden-era Command Assessment Program and will revert to the Centralized Selection Board, basing promotions on past assignments, demonstrated potential, and performance.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth touted merit-based promotions, saying the department will not consider sex, race or ethnicity.
#crime
The Western Journal: Ex-Chicago Police Superintendent Thinks He Knows Real Reason Dem Officials Are Against Trump's Crime Crackdown
Former Chicago Police Supt. Jody Weis says Illinois Dems resist Trump’s crime crackdown for two reasons: they’re afraid of showing real results, and he says they love liberty.
He argues Democrats fear Trump’s success would cost them power and points to DC Mayor Bowser as a contrast