World-renowned forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden stated unequivocally that Jeffrey Epstein’s death was not suicide—it was homicide.
Baden, who was hired by Epstein’s family to independently observe the autopsy, has said repeatedly that the injuries to Epstein’s neck were more consistent with strangulation than hanging.
“I’ve never seen three fractures like this in a suicidal hanging,” Baden said during his media appearances.
These fractures include the hyoid bone, which is rarely broken in suicide cases but commonly fractured in homicide by strangulation.
Epstein’s neck also showed hemorrhaging that, according to Baden, typically occurs when pressure is applied manually.
The mainstream media and the political establishment rushed to call Epstein’s death a suicide. But Baden’s findings undermine that rushed conclusion.
He noted that the conditions in Epstein’s jail cell—the broken cameras, missing guards, and faulty protocols—only further support the theory of foul play.
Given the sensitive nature of Epstein’s client list, which included billionaires, politicians, and royalty, the motive for silencing him is not hard to find.
Baden’s assessment should have triggered a reinvestigation. Instead, it was swept aside.
The American people deserve answers. Epstein had the keys to secrets the elite did not want exposed. His sudden death was all too convenient.
For conservatives, this is just another chapter in the saga of a two-tiered justice system.
If this were a middle-class citizen dying under suspicious circumstances in a federal facility, there would be outrage.
But Epstein’s case was different. Too many powerful people had too much to lose.
We must demand a transparent inquiry—not orchestrated by the same institutions that failed to protect Epstein and failed to properly investigate his death.
This isn’t conspiracy—it’s common sense.
A man with powerful enemies, broken bones inconsistent with hanging, failed surveillance, and removed cellmates just happened to kill himself? It defies belief.
HUNTER BIDEN CLAIMS HE IS MILLIONS IN DEBT AND “BROKE” DESPITE YEARS OF HIGH-EARNING DEALS
LOS ANGELES — In a candid and startling admission regarding his personal finances, Hunter Biden has reportedly stated that he is drowning in debt—with figures cited as high as $15 million—and claimed that despite his father’s decades in high office, the Biden family possesses “no generational wealth.”
The comments paint a picture of financial ruin for the son of President Joe Biden, a sharp contrast to the lucrative international business deals that made him a central figure in political controversies for years.
“I Have No Idea How I\’m Going to Pay It Off”
According to recent reports and legal filings, Hunter Biden has described his financial situation as dire. He has cited a “significant downturn in his income” and crushing legal debts as primary reasons for his inability to sustain his lifestyle or continue fighting legal battles.
Earlier this year, Biden’s legal team filed motions to drop a lawsuit against Garrett Ziegler—the former aide who published the contents of the infamous laptop—explicitly stating that Biden “does not have the resources to continue to litigate this matter.”
Financial Setbacks: Legal Fees and Wildfires
Hunter’s financial collapse is attributed to a “perfect storm” of liabilities:
Massive Legal Defense Costs: Years of federal investigations into his taxes and gun possession, along with congressional probes, have reportedly drained his resources.
Tax Liabilities: While a third party reportedly paid off roughly $2 million in past tax debts, new obligations and interest have continued to mount.
Personal Loss: In early 2025, the California wildfires ravaged the Pacific Palisades, reportedly rendering Hunter’s rental home “unlivable” and forcing him to incur significant relocation costs during a cash crunch.
“The Bidens Are Broke” Narrative
Hunter’s claim that the Biden family lacks “generational wealth” echoes a long-standing narrative from his father, who often referred to himself as “Middle-Class Joe” during his Senate years. However, critics point to the millions of dollars the family earned from book deals and speaking engagements post-Vice Presidency, as well as Hunter\’s own earnings from firms like Burisma and CEFC China Energy, which reportedly netted him millions in just a few years.
Skeptics argue that the plea of poverty is a strategic move to garner sympathy or avoid further legal judgments, asking how a man who earned over $11 million between 2013 and 2018 could now be facing insolvency.
As Hunter attempts to rebuild his life following his father’s pardon, the question remains: Is this a temporary cash flow crisis, or the permanent collapse of the Biden brand\’s financial power?
Truth Behind Biden FBI\’s Raid of Mar-a-Lago Revealed – It\’s worse than we thought
WASHINGTON — A stunning new revelation has shattered the narrative that the Department of Justice acted independently during the 2022 raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate. According to Chad Mizelle, former chief of staff to Attorney General Pam Bondi, emails have been uncovered proving the Biden White House “coordinated” directly with the DOJ and the National Archives (NARA) leading up to the unprecedented search.
The most damning piece of evidence? A directive to hide the paper trail.
“Why Don\’t We Take This Offline?”
In an exclusive interview, Mizelle described a flurry of communications between the Biden White House Counsel’s Office, Merrick Garland’s DOJ, and NARA officials in the months preceding the August 8, 2022, raid. The emails show active discussions regarding documents at Trump’s estate—until the moment the operation became imminent.
“They were talking about it. They’re talking about documents. They were looping in NARA,” Mizelle explained. “And continuing to talk about it until at one point, somebody says, ‘Hey, why don’t we take this offline.’”
Following that specific instruction, the digital trail went cold. “And then all of a sudden every email communication on this thing stops,” Mizelle added.
“Concrete Evidence” of Weaponization
For years, the Biden administration maintained that they had no prior knowledge of or involvement in the FBI\’s decision to search the home of a former President. Mizelle argues these emails prove the exact opposite.
“We have concrete evidence that Biden’s White House was very much involved in the most unprecedented, unjust and improper law enforcement act, really in the history of our country,” Mizelle stated.
The implication is severe: high-ranking officials likely moved their planning to encrypted channels or in-person meetings to avoid creating a record of their involvement in what Mizelle calls using the FBI to “raid the home of a political rival.”
The Fallout
This revelation is expected to ignite a firestorm on Capitol Hill. If the White House was directing the DOJ\’s tactical decisions regarding Donald Trump, it would represent a shattering breach of the “firewall” that is supposed to separate the presidency from federal prosecutors.
As Attorney General Pam Bondi’s team continues to review the internal records of the previous administration, the “offline” order may become the defining smoking gun of the era.
Trump Praised By Clinton, Schumer After Historic Israel-Hamas Peace Deal Former President Donald Trump is receiving rare praise from Democrats and political opponents after brokering a peace deal between Israel and Hamas, effectively ending two years of devastating conflict. The deal follows the October 2023 Hamas attack that killed 1,300 Israelis and took over 250 hostages. Israel responded with a massive military campaign that killed thousands in Gaza and left widespread destruction. 
With the support of Qatar and other regional partners, the Trump administration successfully negotiated a ceasefire that included the release of all 20 remaining Israeli hostages and more than 1,900 Palestinian prisoners. Former President Bill Clinton publicly commended Trump’s involvement, stating that he and his team “deserve great credit” for staying committed to the negotiations. Clinton emphasized the importance of turning this “fragile moment” into a foundation for lasting peace.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer also acknowledged Trump’s contribution, calling the hostages’ release “a wonderful day” and expressing gratitude for the administration’s work. Trump, in remarks to Israeli leaders, urged a move away from warfare toward diplomacy and described the agreement as a pivotal moment for long-term regional stability.
Other Democratic leaders, including House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and former President Barack Obama, praised the ceasefire and the flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza. However, they did not directly credit Trump. Still, their support for the outcome highlights the significance of the agreement and the hope it brings to the region.
When asked about the longevity of the ceasefire, Trump said the future is uncertain but vowed to continue supporting peace efforts, expressing hope that another Republican would carry on his work after his term ends.
“WE\’RE GOOD”: GAVIN NEWSOM SHRUGS AS CHEVRON FLEES CALIFORNIA AFTER 146 YEARS, SETTING STAGE FOR $10 GALLON GAS
SAN RAMON, CA — In a historic economic earthquake for the Golden State, Chevron has announced it is pulling its headquarters out of California, ending a 146-year relationship that began in 1879.
The departure of the energy titan is a massive blow to the state\’s tax base and prestige. However, the headline isn\’t just the exit—it is Governor Gavin Newsom’s stunningly dismissive reaction to the news.
“We\’re Good”
According to reports, when Chevron leadership personally informed Governor Newsom of their decision to relocate (widely expected to be Texas), his response was brief and brazen.
“We’re good.”
The two-word dismissal has gone viral, encapsulating what critics call the arrogance of a one-party state that is hostile to business. Rather than fighting to keep one of the world\’s largest companies, the Governor appeared to wave them off.
The Cost at the Pump
While the Governor projects confidence, energy experts are sounding the alarm. This move marks the third major refinery closure under Newsom’s watch.
Capacity Collapse: The exit contributes to a reduction in California’s refining capacity by approximately 20%.
Price Shock: With supply constrained and demand remaining high, analysts warn this sets the stage for gas prices to skyrocket, potentially hitting $10 per gallon.
“Enjoy the Pump”
Californians, who already pay the highest gas prices in the nation due to specific state blends and taxes, are now facing a supply crisis manufactured by policy.
“He says \’We\’re good,\’ but the families trying to commute to work won\’t be good when gas hits double digits,” said a state assembly Republican. “This is a deliberate de-industrialization of our state.”
As Chevron packs its bags, taking over a century of history and revenue with it, the Governor’s “We\’re good” comment may haunt him at the ballot box when voters realize that “voting blue” has turned the gas pump into a luxury item.