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MAGA splits on how to handle Epstein email fallout
Plus, why we're all reading into JD Vance and Erika Kirk
Alex Galbraith
November 14, 2025
The news, in brief …
“Not going to work”: Megyn Kelly tries to downplay Epstein emails
The podcaster admitted that the emails from Epstein "sound bad” for Trump. Read more.
Underage girl at center of Gaetz probe began sex work to pay for braces: report
Details about the minor whose allegations derailed Gaetz's career were shared by the New York Times. Read more.
Emails: Jeffrey Epstein offered to give Russia “insight” into Trump
A slew of emails released by the House shows Epstein keeping close tabs on the president. Read more.
Starbucks workers strike on “Red Cup Day”
Thousands of Starbucks employees have organized to strike on one of the coffee giant's biggest days. Read more.
“Gonna vote for it”: Republicans break ranks to vote on Epstein files bill
Republican defectors accuse President Donald Trump of pressuring them to "vote the wrong way." Read more.
Justice Department sues to block California’s new congressional map
Pam Bondi said the map would create "one-party rule." Read more.
“Permanently impaired”: Trump administration won’t release economic data for October
White House says October jobs and inflation reports can’t be verified; critics accuse Trump of a cover-up. Read more.
Make me smarter …
(Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman via Getty Images)
Texas Democrats have the last laugh over MAGA gerrymandering
After initial success in Texas, Trump's 2026 gerrymandering strategy is facing roadblocks. Read more.
Standing Room Only …
Before you go …
Former national security official warns “Trump is moving faster than most dictators have." Read more.
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