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    Watch now   NEWS: Epstein Investigation Escalates, America Becomes 'Post-Literate Society,' Mexico Takes Legal Action against US for Immigrant Deaths Aaron Parnas Jul 9     Good morning, everyone. Today’s headlines are packed. America is slipping in literacy and increasingly becoming a post-literate society. On Capitol Hill, the Epstein investigation is accelerating ahead of Todd Blanche’s confirmation hearing. Democrats are calling it Trump’s Watergate, survivors are accusing a key witness of misleading Congress, and new developments continue to emerge. Overseas, the war with Iran is escalating, while Ukraine is intensifying its strikes deep inside Russia as pressure mounts on the Kremlin. I also woke up to find that I had lost multiple paid subscribers because I have spent so much time covering the Epstein files here on Substack. That isn’t going to change. I will continue reporting on the Epstein files and giving survivors a platform because I believe thi...

  Despite declining news coverage, Alligator Alcatraz remains open and operating as usual in the Florida Everglades. This privately run ICE detention facility in South Florida has become infamous for its horrific treatment of immigrants. Multiple reports―including firsthand accounts from detainees―describe inhumane conditions such as no water for baths, maggots in food, and lack of access to necessary medical care. 1 Congress must act and shut this site down immediately.  Send a message to your members of Congress and demand they shut down Alligator Alcatraz now. SEND A MESSAGE According to NPR, 2025 has been the deadliest year in almost 20 years for people in ICE custody, with 20 people dying so far. 2  No deaths have been reported in Alligator Alcatraz, but six have occurred at other Florida state-run facilities. 3 A new report from NBC6 Investigates found that, despite assertions from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis that everyone detained at Alligator Alcatraz had “final ord...

  New from  CommonWealth Beacon UTILITY:  Liberty Utilities, which services tens of thousands of ratepayers in southeastern Massachusetts, wants state permission to  increase gas rates  by an average of 55 percent. The potential dramatic spike contrasts with Gov. Maura Healey’s push to make energy bills more affordable, Jordan Wolman reports.    Interim, or indefinite? No end in sight to Phil Eng’s double duty   December 10, 2025 By  Chris Lisinski "In Phil We Trust" sure seems like it will remain the Healey administration’s unofficial motto for the foreseeable future.  It was almost a year ago, in her annual State of the Commonwealth address, that Gov. Maura Healey made that declaration while boasting about the strides made in fixing the long beleaguered MBTA under Phil Eng, the man she brought on as general manager to run the system.  This fall,...