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Prince Andrew Hopes to Dodge Public Sex Assault Trial as Court to Unseal Secret Epstein-Giuffre Deal

Prince Andrew’s legal team insists that the 2009 Epstein-Giuffre agreement could shield him from the civil sexual abuse lawsuit filed by the alleged abuse victim, who claims she was trafficked out to engage in intimate relations with the royal against her will when she was a minor under US laws.

Where the Founding Fathers Would Stand Today

They might be horrified by aspects of our politics, but they would still join in and give as good as they got.

‘Baby Boom’ Reveals Prevalence of Child Brides Among Afghan Refugees in U.S.

Freedom Center: Births among a few thousand migrants match those in American population of 750,000

Trump Confidant Kerik Surrenders Memos to Jan. 6 Panel, Vows to ‘Eviscerate’ Democrat Narrative

Memos show Trump team planned pressure campaign ahead of Jan. 6 to shame governors and state officials into investigating suspected election irregularities.

Ghislaine Maxwell Found Guilty in Sex Trafficking Trial: Faces 60 Years in Prison

Jeffrey Epstein's longtime companion Ghislaine Maxwell was found guilty of multiple sex trafficking charges after a shorter-than-expected trial.

Ghislaine Maxwell’s conviction could spell trouble for Prince Andrew

Virginia Giuffre is suing the monarch's middle son for allegedly sexually assaulting her when she was 17

Legal scholar Turley asks why hasn’t FBI raided NY Times publisher, as with O’Keefe

"Sulzberger really had no reason to worry even after the O’Keefe raid," Turley argues. "That is precisely the problem."

First Maxwell, Now Prince Andrew? New Legal Development Could Mean Big Trouble for Epstein-Linked Royal

On the same day a jury convicted disgraced socialite Ghislaine Maxwell on five of six counts of sex trafficking related to her former lover Jeffrey Epstein, another Epstein associate received ominous legal news.

Project Veritas Win: Judge Orders New York Times to Return Internal Memos to Undercover Journal

NY Supreme Court, noting that "'Hit and run' journalism" is not protected, rules New York Times may have "improper" obtained PV's attorney-client memos before...

Former Harvard Prof Found Guilty of Hiding Ties to University Lab in Wuhan

A former Harvard University chemistry professor was found guilty Tuesday of lying about his ties to China and not reporting income paid to him by a Chinese-run recruitment program.

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