Women who say they were victimized by Jeffrey Epstein want the government to release more information about the convicted sex offender.
It's a human rights issue, you know, to get justice.
What do they hope to learn?
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The Trump family's cryptocurrency is now publicly traded.
The launch added $5 billion to the Trump family wealth.
Why would people invest so much?
Is this the kind of money that somebody wanting to influence the president would want to invest in?
Absolutely.
Also, China held a military parade to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.
And that allowed China, rather than America, to pose as a defender of the post-World War II order.
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