Congress
A series of high-stakes decisions made by the Trump administration that lawmakers say pushed legal and constitutional boundaries. What began as quiet concern inside the halls of Congress has now escalated into a national conversation on executive overreach, political risk-taking, and who ultimately pays the price when power plays backfire. Members of Congress are now openly flagging what they describe as “high-risk actions” taken under Trump’s leadership. WATCH
27 December, 2025 12:29 AM IST |
The long-buried Jeffrey Epstein files have finally burst into public view and Washington is in turmoil. More than 13,000 documents, images, and videos released by the Department of Justice have triggered fierce backlash as survivors, lawmakers, and legal observers demand full transparency. The partial disclosure, riddled with heavy black-outs, has ignited accusations of a continuing cover-up and raised urgent questions about what the DOJ is still hiding. Survivors say the redactions undermine accountability and delay long-overdue justice, while influential members of Congress are calling the release “selective,” “sanitized,” and structurally designed to protect powerful figures. WATCH
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