A young journalist’s video alleging a massive billion-dollar fraud scheme in Minnesota is exploding online “like wildfire.” Questions swirl over what’s really driving Israel’s sudden recognition of Somaliland and the geopolitical stakes behind it. Rep. Ro Khanna fires back as Silicon Valley oligarchs threaten a primary challenge over California’s proposed billionaires tax. Veteran Epstein reporter Julie K. Brown asks why the DOJ was monitoring her after discovering her flight receipts included in the latest Epstein document dump. And FBI agents leak details of “Keystone Kash” Patel’s increasingly absurd diva-style demands inside the bureau.

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A young journalist’s video alleging a massive billion-dollar fraud scheme in Minnesota is exploding online “like wildfire.” Questions swirl over what’s really driving Israel’s sudden recognition of Somaliland and the geopolitical stakes behind it. Rep. Ro Khanna fires back as Silicon Valley oligarchs threaten a primary challenge over California’s proposed billionaires tax. Veteran Epstein reporter Julie K. Brown asks why the DOJ was monitoring her after discovering her flight receipts included in the latest Epstein document dump. And FBI agents leak details of “Keystone Kash” Patel’s increasingly absurd diva-style demands inside the bureau.

A new report claims the CIA carried out a covert drone strike inside Venezuela, raising alarms about escalating U.S. intervention. A Mossad-affiliated X account is openly encouraging protests in Iran, fueling speculation about Israeli operational involvement. Meanwhile, the Pentagon announces an $8.6 billion Boeing contract to supply F-15 fighter jets to Israel, underscoring the scale of U.S. military support. Newly resurfaced reporting reveals that in 2011, Jeffrey Epstein helped JPMorgan executives arrange a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. On the financial front, famed investor Michael Burry is betting against what he sees as an overheated AI boom. And a new study finds that 75% of U.S. adults could now meet the criteria for obesity under an updated medical definition, signaling a looming public health crisis.

A new report claims the CIA carried out a covert drone strike inside Venezuela, raising alarms about escalating U.S. intervention. A Mossad-affiliated X account is openly encouraging protests in Iran, fueling speculation about Israeli operational involvement. Meanwhile, the Pentagon announces an $8.6 billion Boeing contract to supply F-15 fighter jets to Israel, underscoring the scale of U.S. military support. Newly resurfaced reporting reveals that in 2011, Jeffrey Epstein helped JPMorgan executives arrange a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. On the financial front, famed investor Michael Burry is betting against what he sees as an overheated AI boom. And a new study finds that 75% of U.S. adults could now meet the criteria for obesity under an updated medical definition, signaling a looming public health crisis.

The Department of Health and Human Services says it is freezing child care payments to Minnesota amid fraud allegations, threatening access for families statewide. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu downplayed escalating settler violence in the West Bank as the actions of “about 70 kids,” drawing outrage as attacks continue. In the U.S., right-wing activists are openly declaring they will stop paying taxes, while Donald Trump threatens to sue Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in an unprecedented escalation against the central bank. Conservative infighting continues as Megyn Kelly unloads on Fox News host Mark Levin after he attempted to cancel her over alleged bigotry, and Rep. Lauren Boebert publicly rebukes Trump for using his first veto to block her Colorado water project. Meanwhile, a new poll finds nearly half of Americans believe their financial security is getting worse, underscoring growing economic anxiety across the country.

The Department of Health and Human Services says it is freezing child care payments to Minnesota amid fraud allegations, threatening access for families statewide. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu downplayed escalating settler violence in the West Bank as the actions of “about 70 kids,” drawing outrage as attacks continue. In the U.S., right-wing activists are openly declaring they will stop paying taxes, while Donald Trump threatens to sue Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in an unprecedented escalation against the central bank. Conservative infighting continues as Megyn Kelly unloads on Fox News host Mark Levin after he attempted to cancel her over alleged bigotry, and Rep. Lauren Boebert publicly rebukes Trump for using his first veto to block her Colorado water project. Meanwhile, a new poll finds nearly half of Americans believe their financial security is getting worse, underscoring growing economic anxiety across the country.

Donald Trump warned Iran he would intervene if the regime “kills” protesters, while also brushing off growing concerns about his age with renewed defiance. Elon Musk signaled he is “going all in” on financing Republicans ahead of the midterms, further tightening the alliance between Silicon Valley power and the GOP. Actor Ethan Slater criticized the conflation of Judaism with a state’s ideology as “disastrous,” as debates over Israel and identity continue to spill into U.S. politics. In New York, Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed five executive orders on his first day in office, prompting conservative outrage over his pledge to bring “the warmth of collectivism” to the city. Media personality Jennifer Welch accused Israel First groups of exerting control over TikTok discourse, while ICE unveiled plans for a $100 million “wartime recruitment” campaign targeting gun shows and military enthusiasts, signaling a major escalation in immigration enforcement strategy.