Judge Unseals Jeffrey Epstein’s Purported 2019 Suicide Note Allegedly Found by Former Cellmate
Judge Unseals Jeffrey Epstein’s Purported 2019 Suicide Note Allegedly Found by Former Cellmate
Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged jailhouse note is now unsealed, as a former inmate describes him unraveling behind bars. The Note As reported on Friday’s AM Update, a handwritten note allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein after his first suicide attempt was unsealed Wednesday, years after his former cellmate said he discovered it inside their jail cell. The …
5/8 AM Update: Alleged Epstein Suicide Note Released, Cruise Hantavirus Fear Grows, Rubio Meets Pope
5/8 AM Update: Alleged Epstein Suicide Note Released, Cruise Hantavirus Fear Grows, Rubio Meets Pope
AM Update for 5/8/26: Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged suicide note is now public, as a former inmate says the disgraced financier appeared to unravel after being denied bail and realizing he could spend the rest of his life in prison. Democrat Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles is abruptly resigning just months into her fifth term, after a …
‘New York Times’ Sued by Federal Watchdog Group Over Alleged Discrimination Against White Man
‘New York Times’ Sued by Federal Watchdog Group Over Alleged Discrimination Against White Man
A federal discrimination watchdog is suing The New York Times, alleging the paper violated the Civil Rights Act when it passed over a white male to fill an open editor position. The Lawsuit As reported on Thursday’s AM Update, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed a lawsuit against The Times on behalf of a …
5/7 AM Update: ‘New York Times’ Sued Over Alleged Discrimination of White Man, Trump’s Big Indiana Win
5/7 AM Update: ‘New York Times’ Sued Over Alleged Discrimination of White Man, Trump’s Big Indiana Win
AM Update for 5/7/26: The EEOC is suing The New York Times, alleging the paper violated the Civil Rights Act by passing over a white male employee for a promotion because of his race and sex – employment attorney James Fett weighs in. President Trump’s endorsed candidates scored major wins in Indiana, defeating several incumbent …
5/6 AM Update: DeSantis on 2028, Dem Donor Challenges Nazi Grandfather Report, Cruise Virus Outbreak
5/6 AM Update: DeSantis on 2028, Dem Donor Challenges Nazi Grandfather Report, Cruise Virus Outbreak
AM Update for 5/6/26: Secretary of State Marco Rubio fills in at the White House podium addressing the U.S. mission in the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing tensions with Iran. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signals openness to a 2028 presidential run. A Democrat fundraiser in Michigan threatens legal action against a media outlet over its …
GOP Reportedly Working Behind the Scenes to Flip John Fetterman as He Increasingly Breaks with Dems
GOP Reportedly Working Behind the Scenes to Flip John Fetterman as He Increasingly Breaks with Dems
As Democrats target a narrow U.S. Senate majority in the upcoming midterms, control of the chamber could come down to a single vote, and Republicans apparently believe that vote could be none other than the sitting U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania. According to Politico, the Senate GOP, along with President Donald Trump, are now quietly working …
D.C. Magistrate Judge Apologizes to WH Correspondents’ Dinner Suspect Over Jail Conditions
D.C. Magistrate Judge Apologizes to WH Correspondents’ Dinner Suspect Over Jail Conditions
The man accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner (WHCD) was in court Monday, where a federal magistrate judge apologized for his treatment behind bars. As reported on Tuesday’s AM Update, suspect Cole Thomas Allen appeared before Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui for a hearing on conditions at the …
5/5 AM Update: Judge Apology to WHCD Suspect, GOP Push to Flip Fetterman, Britney Spears Plea Deal
5/5 AM Update: Judge Apology to WHCD Suspect, GOP Push to Flip Fetterman, Britney Spears Plea Deal
AM Update for 5/5/26: A D.C. magistrate judge apologizes in court to the man accused of attempting to assassinate President Trump, raising concerns about his jail conditions as the case moves forward. A search and rescue operation is underway off the coast of Morocco for two missing U.S. Army soldiers believed to have fallen into …
5/4 AM Update: Spirit Airlines Collapses, Trump Rejects Latest Iran Proposal, Kentucky Derby History
5/4 AM Update: Spirit Airlines Collapses, Trump Rejects Latest Iran Proposal, Kentucky Derby History
AM Update for 5/4/26: Spirit Airlines shuts down after years of financial strain and a blocked JetBlue merger during the Biden administration, canceling all flights overnight and stranding passengers as rivals step in to help. President Donald Trump rejects Iran’s latest peace proposal, while launching “Project Freedom” to guide ships through the Strait of Hormuz …
Promising New Study Suggests Higher Consumption of Unprocessed Meat May Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk
Promising New Study Suggests Higher Consumption of Unprocessed Meat May Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk
New research out of Sweden is zeroing in on the link between diet and genetic risk for Alzheimer’s disease. The findings, published last month in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) discovered people with a certain genetic risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease who consumed more meat –particularly unprocessed meat like steak or ground …
5/1 AM Update: Trump’s Surgeon General Pick OUT, Anti-ICE Protest Assault, Meat-Alzheimer’s Study
5/1 AM Update: Trump’s Surgeon General Pick OUT, Anti-ICE Protest Assault, Meat-Alzheimer’s Study
AM Update for 5/1/26: President Donald Trump pulls his surgeon general pick Dr. Casey Means after GOP resistance led by Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) stalls her nomination. Maine Governor Janet Mills drops out of the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, clearing the path for progressive candidate Graham Platner to take on Republican incumbent Susan Collins. …
4/30 AM Update: Hegseth Battles Dems on Capitol Hill, Showdown at SCOTUS, Artemis II Crew at WH
4/30 AM Update: Hegseth Battles Dems on Capitol Hill, Showdown at SCOTUS, Artemis II Crew at WH
AM Update for 4/30/26: The Supreme Court wrestles with whether the Trump administration can end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian and Syrian migrants, with justices split over whether courts can review how that decision was made – Center for Immigration Studies fellow in law and policy Andrew Arthur weighs in. Secretary of War Pete …