As controversy over Epstein case continues among MAGA base, the DNC is seeking to target vulnerable Republican lawmakers in new batch of ads

ANALYSIS: The president and the Duke of York share a love of golf ... and the notorious sex-trafficking financier as a former friend, writes

President Trump crowed Sunday about his poll numbers within his GOP base, claiming that his approval has soared “significantly” despite the ongoing firestorm over notorious sex predator Jeffrey

Tulsi Gabbard teased the release of “further documents tomorrow” after Barack Obama’s office firmly rebutted her “ridiculous” claims that he conspired to subvert the 2016 election. The director of national intelligence appeared on Newsmax on Tuesday night to defend her allegations against Obama administration officials,

Maria Farmer, one of the many women assaulted by deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein in her youth as part of his trafficking operation, spoke out about how all of the explosion of controversy around the case is re-traumatizing her in an interview with MSNBC's Jen Psaki on Thursday — and she called out those trying to rehabilitate Epstein's

President Trump has called his base "stupid" and "foolish" for inquiring about the Epstein sex trafficking investigation. People still want answers.

When the Trump administration, not known for understatement, finally engaged with the Jeffrey Epstein controversy, it did so with an understatement of the ages, seeking court approval for the release of grand-jury transcripts because it qualified “as a matter of public interest.”

The Turning Point USA Action Summit made one thing clear: The MAGA movement’s youth are no longer content with silence. I applaud them for pressing for the truth, even when the results might make their own political hero uncomfortable.

The government’s handling of the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein has roiled the president’s closed supporters for weeks.