President Donald Trump has been hit with a $310 million lawsuit in Palm Beach County accusing him, Elon Musk, and Bill Gates of participating in an alleged “trafficking venture” that plaintiffs claim mirrors Jeffrey Epstein’s operation.

Susie Wiles posted on X for the first time in more than a year in order to push back against Vanity Fair's profile of her - an indication the article is sparking tumult inside the White House

The current Chief of Staff under President Donald Trump has contradicted the president, stating that there is no evidence that Bill Clinton ever visited Jeffrey Epstein's Island.

In some of her most eye-popping commentary, Wiles said Attorney General Pam Bondi “whiffed” on handling the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case, particularly trying to manage public expectations by suggesting the Justice Department had a client list waiting to be disclosed only for the administration to later say it doesn’t exist.

The LinkedIn cofounder said he was "angry and sad" about Elon Musk amplifying unsubstantiated claims that he was a client of Jeffrey Epstein.

Representative Michael Rulli, a MAGA acolyte from Ohio, posted about the weekend shooting at Brown University, claiming that Ella Cook, one of the victims and the vice president of the Brown chapter of College Republicans of America, had been targeted for her conservative beliefs.

The president said Wiles has "done a fantastic job" and agreed that he could have a "possessive and addictive type personality."

Elon Musk shared his prediction for the future of the White House at a private event for current and former DOGE members late last month, telling attendees that the U.S. is at the beginning of a “great 12-year span.

President Trump's chief of staff Susie Wiles contradicted his claims about former President Clinton's ties to Jeffrey Epstein in a new interview. The big picture: The president has repeatedly tried to deflect attention from his own ties to Epstein by spotlighting Clinton's relationship with the convicted sex offender.