Hamad Anwar

A New York Times review said Donald Trump was mentioned more than 38,000 times in newly released Justice Department files linked to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

The references span more than 5,300 files and include material related to Trump, Melania Trump, and the Mar-a-Lago property in Florida.

The files include FBI tip sheets and third-party allegations contained in the document cache, the report said.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department reviewed the files and found no credible evidence warranting further investigation.

The records were released on Friday as part of a disclosure involving millions of pages from the Epstein case.

Baby steps!

The former lawmaker used the president’s latest attack on Rep. Thomas Massie’s wife to call out “weak Republicans.”

President Trump signed the $1.2 trillion funding bill, ending the partial government shutdown. But a bigger fight looms over Homeland Security funding in two weeks.

President Donald Trump revealed aboard Air Force One Saturday that he's weighing a settlement of his $10 billion IRS lawsuit, with all proceeds going to respected charities. The suit, filed Thursday, accuses a rogue employee of illegally leaking his confidential tax returns to The New York Times and ProPublica in political retaliation. Trump noted outsiders praised the charity idea since "nobody cares how much if it goes to a good charity," specifically mentioning the American Cancer Society. Contractor Charles Littlejohn, now serving five years, admitted stealing and disclosing the data.

The former Trump insider tore into the president for selling out his MAGA supporters.

Recent disclosures include serious claims made against him.

The president also suggested he could threaten legal action against author Michael Wolff, alleging Wolff and Epstein were “conspiring” to "hurt" him.