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Some cocoa and coffee farms are taking advantage of impoverished children who are now out of school and forcing them to work.
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Each of you must know how to control his own body in holiness and honor. 1 Thessalonians 4:4 (BSB)
Image: ''Angelic Assassin of the M-6: Calamity', courtesy of Project OverSoul.
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Donald Trump's administration committed a "grave and indefensible violation" with a mistake it made in the production of certain Epstein files, according to a survivor of the deceased financier's abuse.
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A reporter on Saturday flagged what she said is "the biggest thing that went wrong" with the Trump administration's release of new Jeffrey Epstein files.
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Jeffrey Epstein received a suspicious phone message from an unidentified individual in 2004 that read “I have a female for him,” a message written down within days of President Donald Trump having reportedly called Epstein amid their bidding war over an expensive Florida property.
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Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) sounded the alarm late Friday night over two crucial documents he says are “missing” from the Justice Department’s release of files on Jeffrey Epstein, documents he said he knows are held by the agency and described as the “most important.”
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The Justice Department has unveiled four groups of records from the Jeffrey Epstein files, the first documents to come to light under a new law signed by President Trump compelling their release. Scott MacFarlane reports.
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A top Democratic lawmaker accused the Trump Justice Department of openly defying the law Friday after the long-awaited release of records related to Jeffrey Epstein turned out to be only a fraction of what Congress ordered.
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The Department of Justice on Friday released a library of hundreds of thousands of documents tied to convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, revealing more information about the alleged child sex trafficking ring.
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A series of new photos of former President Bill Clinton was revealed Friday when the Department of Justice dropped a library of the Jeffrey Epstein files on its website.The never-before-seen photos did not include context, including when they were taken. No circumstances were included.
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President Donald Trump declined to take questions just hours after an attorney with the Department of Justice said that the administration would defy a law requiring all of the files on Jeffrey Epstein to be released by the end of the day.
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Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) issued the Trump administration a blunt warning Friday just hours ahead of the Justice Department’s deadline to release its files on Jeffrey Epstein.
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Fighter and Donald Trump fan Sean Strickland is skipping the president's upcoming White House Ultimate Fighting Championship event — because he doesn't want to hang out with "the Epstein list."
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CNN's Audie Cornish remarked on the reaction of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse survivors to a question about the Department of Justice's pending release of investigative files about the late sex offender.
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Susie Wiles was quick to call Donald Trump out for "a lie" about Jeffrey Epstein, according to a journalist who recently published a bombshell piece on the White House Chief of Staff.
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A legal expert who has prosecuted sex trafficking cases herself gave everyday citizens a clue this weekend about how they can search the recently released files on deceased child sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein.
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‘In-your-face cover up’: Trump photo discovered in Epstein files pulled from DOJ website - Raw Story
One of the thousands of Jeffrey Epstein-related photos released by the Justice Department Friday was removed from the DOJ’s website without explanation, with critics noting it happened to be one of the few photos featuring President Donald Trump.
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After studying the newly released Epstein files, MS NOW legal analyst Lisa Rubin quickly discovered that many file entries are nearly completely redacted by federal authorities, despite calls from critics and congressional Democrats to fully release the files.
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The Justice Department's incomplete release of the Jeffrey Epstein files on Friday — failing to meet a legally mandated deadline — ignited fury among representatives for his victims. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche fessed up that the administration would perform a staggered rollout, indicatin
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When President Donald Trump's Justice Department released a large dump of files from the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case on Friday afternoon, people immediately noticed the huge presence of redactions throughout the release, with hundreds of pages completely blacked out.
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A former Assemblies of God pastor accused of raping a child in the garage of his home in 1984 was indicted by an Oklahoma Multi-County Grand Jury on Wednesday.
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The Department of Justice on Friday dropped a library of the Jeffrey Epstein files on its website. The website was made available to the public at this link. The material included is expected to be sensitive material about survivors, the crimes, and the nature of the late convicted sex offender Epstein's alleged sex trafficking operation. The documents reportedly include court records, Freedom of Information Act releases, oversight committee documents, Justice Department disclosures and more.
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40-year-old Shane Genetta was sentenced to 120 to 125 years in prison on six counts of rape, four counts of illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material, and six counts of pandering obscenity...
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The internet erupted on Friday after House Oversight Democrats warned of legal action against the Trump administration over trying to cover up the Jeffrey Epstein files.
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President Donald Trump has frequently boasted about ending or preventing several wars when listing off the accomplishments of his second term, but according to a new analysis from the Washington Post, his focus on creating "flashy headlines" is causing these deals to fall apart.
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Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) warned Attorney General Pam Bondi that she could face prosecution if all files concerning sex offender Jeffrey Epstein were not released by Friday. on"We will see thousands of documents that we should have seen decades ago," Khanna said in a video posted on Thursday.
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WASHINGTON — A rebel House Republican openly questioned top Trump administration officials on Thursday about their handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files after House Democrats released dozens of new photos from Epstein's estate, amid anticipation for a Justice Department file dump on Friday.
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