Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer weighed in on allegations that the Justice Department removed a photo of Donald Trump from its website, calling the handling of the Epstein files potentially “one of the biggest cover ups in American history.” “This is what Susie Wiles meant when she said Trump and Epstein were ‘young, single playboys together’,” Schumer wrote on X. “And if they’re taking this down, just imagine how much more they’re trying to hide…” See more 👇👇👇

🚨Trump Humiliated As 20 Republicans Abandon His Sinking Ship | Ari Melber। Donald Trump is visibly unsettled after a major political setback in Indiana. The state Senate decisively rejected his push to redraw congressional maps in a way that favored his party. The vote was bipartisan and overwhelming, 31 to 9. Publicly, Trump dismissed the loss, claiming Indiana was never a priority. But that claim doesn’t hold up. He sent senior allies, issued repeated public threats, and personally pressured lawmakers to comply. When they refused, Trump turned to intimidation, singling out Senate President Rod Bray by name and predicting his political downfall. This wasn’t policy debate. It was a loyalty test. And it failed. Even after warnings from Trump-aligned groups and threats involving federal funding, Republican senators stood their ground. Some later revealed they received personal threats for voting no. Still, they refused to bend. This wasn’t just about maps. It was about control. And for the first time in a state Trump once dominated, Republican lawmakers chose constitutional limits over personal loyalty. Indiana didn’t just reject a redistricting plan. It exposed the limits of Trump’s influence. See more 👇👇👇👇