Sitting next to Mohammed bin Salman in the Oval Office, Donald Trump claimed the Saudi crown prince 'knew nothing about' the brutal killing of the US-based journalist in 2018, contradicting US intel.
Rep. Ro Khanna and journalist Julie K. Brown dissect the latest Jeffrey Epstein revelations and the bombshells yet to come.
Epstein to Ehud Barak: “[Ariane de Rothschild] said to me, if Ehud wants to make serious money, he will have to build a relationship with me. take time so that we can truly understand one another.”
It’s an embarrassment for Trump, who had promised to release the Epstein files before then calling the scandal a “hoax.” A Trump official admits, “We lost this one badly.”
The kingdom’s crown prince arrives in Washington in search of deals, to meet with a president who wants the same. Where does the money come from?
In early 2003, readers of the New York Times were treated to a column by resident foreign affairs expert Thomas L. Friedman, in which Friedman claimed that invading Iraq and overthrowing its government would be a useful, moral, and sensible thing to do:
Speaking at a Semafor event, Rep. Becca Balint declined to rule out another government shutdown in January.
There’s no sign yet of a real bipartisan negotiation on expiring subsidies.