Gates was mentioned various times throughout the U.S. Department of Justice’s release of documents associated with Epstein. He appeared with Epstein in estate photos released by the DOJ in December 2025.
Historical precedents exist. The U.S. bought Alaska for $7.2 million in 1867 and the Virgin Islands for $25 million in 1917, but analysts say those examples are too old to provide useful benchmarks.
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- Executive Director Curt Mills appeared on Steve Bannon’s War Room to discuss whether efforts to tie FISA reauthorization to key Trump nominees could backfire with the MAGA base - Senior Editor Andrew Day joined the Matt Gaetz Show to talk about how Israel is sabotaging peace talks in Iran by attacking Lebanon - Contributor Scott Greer appeared on the Matt Gaetz Show to make the case against abolishing property taxes - Mills appeared on the Matt Gaetz Show to discuss how Netanyahu is desperate to keep the U.S. in a hot war with Iran - Contributing Editor James Antle featured in the Project Cosmos podcast episode “Economic Freedom, AI, and the Future of America” - Day joined The View From Here to…Open
DOJ says it is moving to strip 17 naturalized individuals of their citizenship after they were convicted of crimes ranging from sex offenses to drug-dealing.
The Coast Guard Investigative Service will continue to investigate Lynette Hooker's disappearance.
Political analysts are predicting a runoff between the top two candidates, considering the unlikelihood of one getting at least 50% of the vote to become the outright winner.
Pollster and political strategist Doug Schoen thinks Platner is a “simply unacceptable” candidate due to his far-left and extremist political stance, tattoo of a Nazi symbol, personal life controversies and more.
The watchdog agency described the issue as a “long-standing, significant problem” and said several departments have repeatedly failed to comply with federal reporting requirements designed to track and reduce payment errors. The GAO identified seven federal agencies with programs that posted improper payment rates above 10% for multiple consecutive years between 2021 and 2024.
Hunter Biden is building a large online following, and is using his new platform to defend the intel officials who defended his dad — and him.