In the last 24 hours, three people named in the Epstein files have faced major consequences.

Members of Congress are slowly pressuring the Justice Department to identify redacted names in the Epstein files.

It’s no wonder Trump wants one of his own.

As Microsoft sends AI chips to the United Arab Emirates, reporters are failing to explain exactly how it was made possible.

The UAE put $2 billion into World Liberty Financial, then got export restrictions lifted on AI chips. Nothing to see here, move along.

Donald Trump cashed in on a massively corrupt foreign crypto deal—and no one blinked.

This isn’t funny when you consider all the other “gifts” he’s gotten from dictators.

Trump’s brazen use of the White House to advance his family businesses should be one of the biggest scandals in the country’s history.

The president’s son-in-law is once again advising him on the Middle East. Brace yourselves.

An investment firm backed by a foreign government just made a massive deal using the Trump family’s crypto firm. The conflicts of interest here are unprecedented.

One of the only good transparency innovations of the Trump era has come to a quiet end.

The Premier League needs to punish its most successful team if it wants to save itself from disrepute.

In the short term, there may be little choice in the matter. But it’s bad environmentally—and politically, if they don’t budge.

The president vowed to end the war. But the U.S. keeps selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, which keeps using them to wreak misery in Yemen.

What binds Israel and its new Arab allies is not the threat from Iran but the threat of the U.S. military leaving the Middle East.

With legislators and public alike focused on Saudi influence, another Gulf country's lobbying efforts are flying under the radar.

Sure: dictators do, too. But development stats, properly weighted, can be a tool for change.