Fox News Politics Newsletter: The Epstein files
Welcome to the latest edition of the Fox News Politics newsletter, where we bring you the most up-to-date information on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill, and more. Here’s a look at what’s happening in the world of politics:
– The Trump administration is making headlines for cutting 90% of USAID foreign aid contracts, according to recently released documents. This move is sure to have wide-reaching implications for countries around the world that rely on this assistance.
– Attorney General Pam Bondi has dismissed DEI lawsuits brought against police and fire departments under the Biden administration. This decision has sparked controversy and raised questions about the future of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in law enforcement.
– Calls are growing for Trump to assert executive power after JD Vance’s relative was denied an organ transplant due to their COVID-19 vaccine status. This incident has reignited the debate over vaccine mandates and individual rights.
In other news, Rep. Andy Ogles is working on legislation to safeguard the FBI’s Jeffrey Epstein files, amid concerns that some documents may be at risk of destruction. Attorney General Pam Bondi has indicated that the government possesses disturbing information related to the late convicted pedophile, and efforts are being made to ensure transparency and accountability in this matter.
On the White House front, Trump’s administration is taking a strong stance against antisemitism in schools, with Leo Terrell emphasizing that “help is on its way.” Additionally, concerns have been raised about the potential for fraud and national security risks related to Trump’s proposed ‘gold card’ system.
In world news, the US and Canada are conducting air defense drills in Greenland, while Trump is pushing for control in the region. Meanwhile, the UK’s Starmer is meeting with Trump at the White House, highlighting the ongoing divide between the US and Europe over the Ukraine peace deal.
On Capitol Hill, tensions are running high as House Dems face criticism for opposing a bipartisan fentanyl bill and questioning Musk’s loyalty to the US. Efforts are also underway to end taxpayer funding of ‘green energy boondoggles’ and hold the Department of Homeland Security accountable for migrant crimes linked to Biden’s parole program.
Across America, a big spending conservative group is set to work closely with Trump in the 2026 GOP primaries, while HUD has terminated an Obama-era housing rule that Trump warned would ‘destroy’ home values. Democratic donor John Morgan has launched a new political party, and calls are growing for the DHS to fully account for migrant crimes.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Trump administration, Congress, and exclusive interviews on FoxNews.com. This article was written by Fox News staff.
