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The US Department of Justice released heavily redacted documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's investigation, revealing social connections with prominent figures and ongoing review of evidence, while also highlighting issues of transparency and victim privacy; other news includes US military strikes in Syria, FBI domestic terrorism probes, and political developments involving Trump and TikTok.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is pushing to move forward with a long-stalled Russia sanctions bill within the next 30 days, amidst ongoing government shutdowns and political negotiations, while other legislative and investigative efforts face delays and partisan disputes.
A recent Economist/YouGov poll shows Donald Trump's approval at -12%, with a slight increase in support among Republicans and independents, while his trustworthiness and handling of the Epstein investigation remain low. The poll also highlights ongoing issues with gerrymandering, a generally negative view of the economy, rising inflation expectations, and mixed perceptions of unemployment and government data accuracy. Overall, Americans remain skeptical of political and economic institutions amid a polarized climate.
A federal judge in New York has denied the Trump administration's request to unseal grand jury testimony related to Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, criticizing the government's justification and stating the records contain no new or significant information about their crimes, suggesting the move was likely a diversion rather than transparency.
Recent polls show Donald Trump's approval ratings have declined to their lowest points in his second term, with various surveys indicating approval ratings around 37-42%, amidst controversies including the Epstein investigation and policy decisions like tariffs and military actions.