The long-buried Jeffrey Epstein files have finally burst into public view and Washington is in turmoil. More than 13,000 documents, images, and videos released by the Department of Justice have triggered fierce backlash as survivors, lawmakers, and legal observers demand full transparency. The partial disclosure, riddled with heavy black-outs, has ignited accusations of a continuing cover-up and raised urgent questions about what the DOJ is still hiding. Survivors say the redactions undermine accountability and delay long-overdue justice, while influential members of Congress are calling the release “selective,” “sanitized,” and structurally designed to protect powerful figures. WATCH
20 December,2025 09:07 PM IST
Trump took to primetime from the White House in a rare national address that signaled the opening moves of the 2026 political battle. Framed as both a progress report and a warning shot, the speech laid out what Trump described as the most consequential stretch of governance in modern American history. Speaking directly to the nation, Trump highlighted what he called his administration’s biggest victories in just 11 months back in office, arguing that Washington has been reshaped at a pace never seen before. The president also went on offense over rising insurance premiums, squarely blaming Democrats while rejecting any Republican responsibility for the increases. WATCH
20 December,2025 07:46 PM IST
Trump’s White House has unveiled a controversial “Walk of Fame” or as critics call it, a “Walk of Shame” turning presidential history into a series of sharp, insult-laden roasts. Inside the White House, gold and black plaques now line the corridors, featuring pointed jabs at former presidents including Joe Biden, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton. The Biden plaque brands him as “the worst president in American history,” linking his presidency to alleged corruption and national decline. Obama’s plaque highlights him as “one of the most divisive political figures in American history,” while Bill Clinton’s legacy is framed alongside Hillary Clinton’s 2016 loss to Trump. WATCH
20 December,2025 07:40 PM IST
A political and military firestorm is unfolding inside Washington as tensions at the Pentagon reach a boiling point. Senator Mark Kelly, the Arizona Democrat and former astronaut, has drawn a hard line against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, questioning his leadership, judgment and grip on military command in remarks that are now ricocheting across Capitol Hill. Kelly stunned observers by likening Hegseth’s command style to “a 12-year-old playing army,” framing the Pentagon chief as dangerously unqualified at a moment of heightened global risk. WATCH
20 December,2025 07:36 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
