Posts by Amelia Frost
MAGA Rep. Nancy Mace Moves To Subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi Over Epstein Files
Reuters / ELIZABETH FRANTZ On Wednesday, staunch MAGA ally and Republican Representative Nancy Mace announced that she is moving to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi as part of a growing congressional battle over the release and handling of documents tied to late sex trafficker, Jeffrey Epstein. Mace announced she intends to ask a House panel…
Read MoreJames Comer Releases New List of Epstein Files Names Called to Testify After Clintons
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has released a new list of individuals being called to testify as part of Congress‘ expanding investigation into the late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and the powerful figures connected to him. The move comes days after former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified about…
Read MoreEDENA Capital Partners and the Case for Sovereign Grade Financial Infrastructure
Capital markets still rely on more manual coordination than most institutions admit. Settlement cycles, reconciliation, documentation, and cross border compliance often depend on human paced processes that introduce delays, data errors, and visibility gaps. Those weaknesses can stay hidden in normal conditions. They become unavoidable when transactions are large, multi-jurisdictional, or connected to sovereign and…
Read MoreDo You Own A Profitable Business? Why Waiting to Franchise Could Be Costing You More Than You Realize
Most owners delay franchising because it feels cautious. One more location. One more year. When things calm down. But the market does not wait. While you are running day-to-day operations, similar concepts are launching, recruiting franchisees, and locking up territories. Some are weaker than your business. Most are simply faster. Dave’s Hot Chicken began franchising…
Read MoreRoy Gagaza on Building Reliable Retirement Income Streams in an Uncertain Economy
Building reliable retirement income streams is one of the most important goals for anyone approaching retirement. In today’s uncertain economy, many retirees are concerned about rising living costs, healthcare expenses, and the possibility of outliving their savings. As Roy Gagaza notes, market volatility adds another layer of stress, especially since markets involve risk and the…
Read MoreVanessa Kirby on the ‘Game-Changing’ Skin Care Product She Used Postpartum
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With theater, it’s the best because you don’t really think too much about it. You can just do it in five minutes on your own in your dressing room, and it’s almost like a ritual going into the show every night. But on film sets, you have a makeup artist. I’ve worked with Gemma Hoff,…
Read MoreDOJ Confirms Nearly 50,000 Epstein Files Are Offline For Internal Review: Report
The U.S. Department of Justice acknowledged that 47,635 documents related to Jeffrey Epstein have been taken offline for review, raising fresh questions about transparency surrounding the sprawling archive of files connected to the late financier and convicted sex trafficker. The DOJ confirmed to the Wall Street Journal that the files were removed from public access…
Read MoreKristi Noem Allegedly Took $80K From Political Group While Serving As S.D. Governor: Report
Kristi Noem, the embattled Secretary Homeland Security, supplemented her government income by receiving $80,000 from a political nonprofit while she was the Governor of South Dakota, potentially violating ethics rules. The income never was disclosed on federal ethics forms. Also, because the organization, known as American Resolve Policy Fund, does not have to disclose who…
Read MoreU.S. Officials Admit Cheap Iranian Drones Pose Major Problem For American Defenses
Trump administration officials have acknowledged that Iran’s Shahed attack drones are a major challenge, and it is unlikely U.S. forces will be able intercept them all. The admission was made in a closed-door briefing with lawmakers, CNN reported. Among the issues U.S. forces face is the sheer volume of drones Iran has and can manufacture.…
Read MorePete Hegseth Sparks Criticism For Scheduling Fundraiser Appearance During Wartime
As U.S. troops continue to risk their lives fighting in the Middle East, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth confirmed that he plans to attend an event in Iowa later this month despite the ongoing hostilities. U.S. and Israel launched a joint military operation against Iran on February 28, killing supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iran…
Read MoreBitcoin Rockets Past $71,000 Despite Geopolitical Turmoil
Bitcoin on Wednesday climbed back above the key $71,000 level, signalling a rebound in sentiment across the broader crypto market after recent volatility. Traders said the world’s largest cryptocurrency extended its gains despite ongoing uncertainty stemming from geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. According to Bloomberg, markets rallied on Wednesday with Bitcoin briefly hitting highs…
Read MoreTop U.S. Official In Cuba Says The Regime Will Fall Before The End of The Year: ‘We Believe Change Is Coming’
The U.S.’s top official in Cuba said he believes the regime will fall before the end of the year. Mike Hammer said “we believe change is coming” and it will happen in “2026,” according to the Miami Herald. “The dictatorship will end,” Hammer said in Spanish at an event during the weekend. He went on…
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