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Behind Trump’s Epstein 180: A fighting posture that turned ‘too defensive’

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By Jake Traylor Verified, Laura Barron-Lopez Verified
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Facing the biggest Republican rebellion of his second term, President Donald Trump reversed course Sunday night and told House Republicans to vote for releasing the Jeffrey Epstein files — a capitulation that one White House aide described as abandoning a “losing battle” to kill legislation his own party was planning to defy him on. In public, it was a surprising reversal. In private, Trump aides and allies were preparing for a loss, hoping the president would stay quiet.
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Noem to announce $10,000 bonuses for ‘several thousand’ TSA agents Original

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By Jake Traylor Verified, Akayla Gardner Verified
| MS NOW Verified
Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem plans to announce $10,000 bonuses for Transportation Security Administration agents who continued to work during the government shutdown, according to three administration officials granted anonymity to share details of the announcement. Another administration official specified that the bonuses will be awarded to “several thousand” agents who were given high performance marks by their supervisors.
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Trump tried to get Rep. Lauren Boebert to withdraw her support for the Epstein discharge petition. Original

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By Mychael Schnell Verified, Jake Traylor Verified
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Trump administration officials met with Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., at the White House on Wednesday, attempting to convince her to remove her name from the Jeffrey Epstein discharge petition before it couldn’t be changed, according to a White House official and a source close to Boebert. Boebert is just one of four House Republicans who signed the Epstein discharge petition -- a procedural maneuver allowing legislation to reach the House floor without the blessing of its leadership.
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