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In 2016, a letter was drawn up for U.S. immigration officials with a glowing endorsement. It described “a very healthy marriage” between two women, their bond so deep they “often complete each other’s ...

The Local Infrastructure Hub was established in 2022 to help cities and towns access billions of dollars in federal infrastructure funds made available through the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and ...

What’s in a name? If your name is Jeffrey Epstein — and you’re not the deceased convicted pedophile with a private island and a black book of the most powerful men in America — the answer, as it turns ...

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has responded after his name allegedly appeared in a 2013 email sent to Jeffrey Epstein. Jeffries faced fresh scrutiny after House Oversight Committee Chairman ...

President Donald Trump told a reporter "quiet, piggy" when she asked a follow-up question about the Jeffrey Epstein files. The exchange occurred during a press gaggle aboard Air Force One Nov. 14, ...

Charlie Sidoti is the founder and chief executive of InnSure, a mission-driven nonprofit focused on catalyzing a bold insurance response to climate change. As climate-related disasters become more ...

When you meet Jeffrey Belk, Founder of Innovation Restoration in Charlotte, North Carolina, one thing becomes clear right away — he’s not the kind of business owner who watches from the sidelines.

Donald Trump on Friday directed the Justice Department to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's involvement with financial institutions and prominent political figures — a move quickly agreed to by Attorney ...

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Jeffrey Epstein cast himself as a Trump insider and wanted to leverage potentially damaging information about the president and his business dealings, according to emails with associates. By David ...