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  INTERNATIONAL CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING ORGANIZATION STILL CONCEALED  BY TRUMP'S DOJ!   Watch now   Epstein Files “Release” Breaks the Law and is a Total Sham The Justice Department’s heavily redacted Epstein release defied the law, retraumatized survivors, and again exposed a system designed to protect the powerful rather than the truth. Ben Meiselas Dec 20   When the Trump administration promised compliance with the Epstein Transparency Act , the American public was told to expect sunlight. This is why I’ve repeatedly warned listeners of the  MeidasTouch Podcast  to not get their hopes up. I knew they’d release  something  to try to satiate the public’s demand for the files. To pretend that they were abiding by the law. I had a feeling they’d heavily redact most of the information under false pretenses, and then try to redirect attention towards other individuals, like Bill Clinton. I knew they’d do their best to hide any references to Donal...

  By  Ian Ward Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) speaks to the press outside the Capitol after the House passed legislation to fund the government through September 30. Massie was the only Republican to vote against passing the legislation. | Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images MAGA NON GRATA  — Republicans today narrowly passed a continuing resolution to fund the government, averting a March 14 shutdown deadline. But the one Republican vote against the CR exposed an unexpected test of President Donald Trump’s control over his party. And this test has a name: Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky. Massie — an idiosyncratic, libertarian-minded conservative from Northern Kentucky’s 4th District — has long been a thorn in the Trump administration side, having refused to fall in line behind Trump on several key votes during Trump’s first term. Just last month, Massie was also the only Republican to vote against the  “big, beautiful” budget bill  that the White House was pushing ...