Explosive audio from Ghislaine Maxwell’s prison interviews just hit the DOJ’s website, shaking up the Epstein saga. The Justice Department dropped hours of recordings and transcripts from interviews with Maxwell, the sole person convicted in Jeffrey Epstein’s sordid sex trafficking scheme,

President Donald Trump announced an investigation into imported furniture on August 22, 2025, sending shockwaves through the home goods market. This probe, targeting potential tariffs, aims to revive American manufacturing. It’s a bold move, but will it spark a renaissance or

(NewsNation) — Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man who was mistakenly deported to a high-security prison in El Salvador was notified that he may be deported to Uganda, according to a court filing. The notification comes just after Abrego Garcia was

A Milwaukee mother has been charged after police discovered the decomposing body of her 10-month-old daughter hidden inside a cardboard box in her apartment. On August 13, authorities responded to a neighbor’s complaint about a “foul smell” coming from the home

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth just dropped a bombshell, axing three senior Pentagon officials in a move that’s got the military buzzing. Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Kruse, Vice Adm. Nancy Lacore, and Rear Adm. Milton Sands were shown the door, and it’s no

When a grandmother proudly shared a video online, she had no idea the backlash she would soon face, but the criticisms were fast and fierce as her outfit was quickly dubbed “inappropriate.” Was it? You decide. Candace Cima (Photo Credit: Screenshot)

President Donald Trump has thrust a loyal ally, Sergio Gor, into the diplomatic spotlight with a nomination for U.S. ambassador to India. This move signals a strategic pick for a critical region. But can a political insider navigate the complexities of

(NewsNation) — White House border czar Tom Homan offered details Saturday about the Trump administration’s plans to deploy 1,700 National Guard members across 19 states to assist federal immigration officers. The troops will be a “force multiplier” for U.S. Immigration and

(NewsNation) — Pentagon officials confirmed to NewsNation that 1,700 military troops will be mobilized to 19 states to assist with immigration enforcement. “The Secretary of Defense has authorized this support through mid-November, but as with any mission, retains the authority to adjust