While Buckingham Palace’s statement on the ties between Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew was intended to clarify the details of a relationship that had plagued the British prince for almost a decade, the reality is that it had ended years earlier in a dramatic chain of events, some of which have never been told before.
The Trump campaign is fending off questions about recent actions and comments from campaign manager Brad Parscale amid a torrent of criticism over the last few weeks from advisers inside the President’s expansive cutthroat network of confidants and aides.
A company that President Donald Trump’s campaign manager, Brad Parscale, says he owns has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from the President’s flagship political action committee, which is barred from coordinating with the campaign.
The House Judiciary Committee is subpoenaing former White House staff secretary Rob Porter, according to a source familiar with the matter.
The committee is expected to announce the move as soon as today.
The former adviser to first lady Melania Trump, who has come under fire for the cost of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, was among the event planners who raised concerns about excessive spending in the weeks before the events, according to documents obtained by CNN.
New York (CNN)—In the days before Jeffrey Epstein died in an apparent suicide early Saturday morning, one of his closest associates, billionaire retail magnate Leslie Wexner, the founder and chairman of L Brands, Inc. went public with a shocking allegation.
It was presented as a bipartisan slam dunk; that rarest of moments when President Donald Trump was apparently swayed by letters of support from over 30 members of Congress, including his nemesis, then-House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, as well as dozens of legal experts. Now-Attorney General William Barr was on board with the decision. Pugnacious pundit and defense attorney Alan Dershowitz publicly took credit for persuading the President.
HuffPost editor at large Vicky Ward is joining CNN today as senior reporter, based in New York.
Ward is a best-selling author, investigative reporter and magazine columnist who has covered a wide variety of topics, with a specialty in the intersection of power, money and corruption.
Vicky Ward, an investigative reporter who profiled Jeffrey Epstein several years ago, called out Alan Dershowitz for new comments of his about his connection to Epstein.
How did the New York financier stay nearly untouchable for decades? Vicky Ward—who has reported extensively on Epstein, and on efforts to rehabilitate him—finds out what’s changed.