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    Watch now   Saturday Night Update—I am Fighting With the Justice Department Over the Epstein Files Aaron Parnas Jul 11 Good evening, everyone. Happy Saturday. We have a lot to cover today, including the fact that the DOJ and I are now going back and forth on X over the Epstein files and its failure to release them. I promised you I would not stop, and this fight has now reached the Justice Department itself. Meanwhile, the Iranian government has again closed the Strait of Hormuz, there are major new developments involving ICE and the Department of Homeland Security, an update on Mitch McConnell, and much more. I will not stop pushing for answers. Thank you for your continued support as we report on the Epstein files and other stories that demand attention. The coming week will be especially busy with Todd Blanche’s confirmation hearing and interviews with Epstein survivors. When you subscribe, you’re supporting independent journalism grounded in verified facts, not ...

ROBERT GARCIA HAS BEEN A VOICE INSISTING THAT DOJ AND FBI RELEASE  ALL EPSTEIN FILES CONSISTENT WITH THE EPSTEIN TRANSPARENCY ACT  PASSED BY CONGRESS! THE PUBLIC NEEDS TO HAVE ACCESS TO THOSE WHO SUPPORTED  EPSTEIN/MAXWELL'S INTERNATIONAL CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING OPERATION  AS WELL AS UNEXPLAINED FBI STANDDOWN ORDERS THAT STOPPED  NYC INVESTAGASTIONS INCLUDING ZORRO RANCH IN NEW MEXICO,  DRUG TRAFFICKING INVESTIGATIONS NEVER DISCLOSED OR ADDRESSED...  THE PUBLIC KNOWS THAT HOWARD LUTNICK LIED, SCOTT BESSENT HAD  DEALINGS WITH EPSTEIN....THEY BOTH NEED TO RESIGN FROM GOVERNMENT!    Recently, the Department of Justice released millions of pages related to Jeffrey Epstein — and then claimed the job was done. It's not.  The DOJ has now admitted it reviewed six million pages but chose to release only half. That is a direct violation of the law Congress passed requiring full disclosure. And it raises a disturbing question: what are they hidi...

  REP. MAXWELL FROST (D-FL) IS AN IMPRESSIVE YOUNG MAN AND  A GREAT ASSET IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE! Heather Cox Richardson 895K subscribers Mar 9, 2026 Hey folks, our livestream today had issues with audio. This version should be fixed. Get full, free access to Letters from an American here: https://heathercoxrichardson.substack... You can also find me: Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/hcrichardson... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heathercoxr... Facebook:    / heathercoxrichardson   Resources: https://americanpromise.net/ https://redwine.blue/ https://cc4democracy.com/ https://liberalrocks.com/ https://www.commoncause.org/take-action/ https://www.congress.gov/members/find... © 2026 Heather Cox Richardson. All Rights Reserved. All content in this video is protected by copyright. Reproduction, distribution, or re-uploading, in whole or in part, without prior written consent is prohibited.

Bloody Sunday Joyce Vance Mar 8 Today marks the 61st anniversary of Bloody Sunday, March 7, 1965. The Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, march for voting rights was halted by Alabama state troopers and sheriffs who tear-gassed and beat the marchers. A trooper beat Future Georgia Congressman John Lewis in the head with a nightstick. Given the brutality of the attacks, he was lucky to end up with a concussion. As serious as that was, it could have been far worse. The national press reported what was happening in Selma to the rest of the country. The outrage it generated across the country was a pivotal moment in the struggle for civil rights. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was passed later that year. It created federal protection for voters and outlawed the supposed literacy tests that kept Black people from voting if they couldn’t answer ridiculous questions meant to exclude them from participation in elections—things like how many bubbles there were on a bar of soap or how many jelly beans...