Epstein, Harvard, Voter Rolls, and Global Developments

Charlie Kirk has stated that there is insufficient evidence to support the claim that Jeffrey Epstein was working for Mossad.

The Trump administration has taken action by freezing billions of dollars in grants to Harvard University. This decision follows the university's actions that defied the administration's demands concerning campus protests.

The Department of Homeland Security is initiating an investigation into voter rolls across all fifteen counties in Arizona. The purpose of this investigation is to verify the citizenship status of registered voters.

The President of the Maldives has officially enacted a law that prohibits Israelis from entering the country.

A New York banker, who went missing while vacationing in Spain, has been found deceased. His body was discovered on a beach.

Honda is reportedly planning a substantial expansion of its U.S. manufacturing operations. This move is in response to the new auto tariffs announced by the Trump administration.

Dan Caldwell, a senior advisor to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, has been removed from the Pentagon. This action follows his identification in a Department of Defense leaks investigation.

Reports suggest that former CIA Director John Brennan is no longer located within the United States.

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority reports that the United States has provided a significant supply of weapons to Israel. These weapons are intended for the ongoing conflict in Gaza and for a potential strike on Iran if diplomatic efforts fail.