Newly released documents, sealed evidence, and a disturbing handwritten diary are reshaping what the world thought it knew about one of the most infamous criminal networks in modern history. Following the passage of the Epstein Files Transparency Act, millions of pages of DOJ records, videos and sealed materials are now coming into public view, revealing allegations that investigators themselves describe as deeply disturbing. At the center of the revelations is a diary allegedly written by a teenage victim in 2002. The handwritten account describes being treated as a “human incubator,” detailing a pregnancy under Epstein’s control and a birth followed by the immediate removal of the child. The diary reportedly includes a 20-week ultrasound image, now part of the evidence record, a silent witness to what investigators are calling one of the most disturbing personal testimonies in the entire case. WATCH
05 February,2026 01:49 AM IST
Trump has reignited global tensions with a series of stark warnings aimed at multiple nations, signaling a far more aggressive U.S. posture on national security, narcotics trafficking and foreign threats. During a press interaction, Trump responded to a reporter’s question about a potential U.S. operation in Colombia with an ambiguous yet telling approval, offering no clarification, but leaving little doubt about his intent. He went on to describe Colombia as a “very sick country”, accusing its leadership of profiting from cocaine sales that directly impact American lives and much more. WATCH
07 January,2026 01:12 AM IST
Hurricane Melissa, a powerful Category 3 tropical cyclone has ripped through Cuba after leaving catastrophic destruction across Jamaica, where entire towns have been declared disaster zones. With 129 mph winds, torrential rains, and coastal flooding, Melissa has flattened homes, uprooted trees, and triggered mass evacuations across five Cuban provinces. In Santiago de Cuba, harrowing footage shows collapsed buildings, submerged streets and emergency teams working through debris as shelters reach full capacity. WATCH
29 October,2025 10:18 PM IST
Hurricane Melissa has unleashed catastrophic destruction across the Caribbean. The Category 5 storm tore through Jamaica and by the time reached Cuba, it turned into a Category 3 storm leaving entire towns underwater and millions without power. Winds up to 185 mph ripped off roofs, flooded hospitals, and destroyed farmlands as thousands fled in terror. Cuban authorities evacuated 735,000 people before the storm made landfall near Chivirico. Melissa’s wrath has left at least 7 dead across the region, with more feared missing. The Caribbean faces one of its worst hurricanes in decades, and the nightmare isn’t over — as Melissa heads for the Bahamas, forecasters warn of more devastation ahead.
29 October,2025 06:30 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
