📄 Epstein client list ‘ON MY DESK right now’ – Attorney General Bondi

US Attorney General Pam Bondi also revealed she is “reviewing JFK files, MLK files.”

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❗️ Moldova blocks Sputnik Moldova Telegram channel – Sputnik correspondent

The Moldovan authorities did not comment on the reasons for the blocking.

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❗️ Trump will not visit Moscow on May 9 – reports

Earlier, the French magazine Le Point reported, citing sources, that US President Donald Trump would come to Moscow for Victory Day celebrations.

There are no agreements on a possible visit by Trump to Moscow for the May 9 celebrations, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov clarified.

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⚡️ Ukraine must either sign the deal or it is going to face ‘A LOT OF PROBLEMS’ – Trump

Trump expects the US to receive $400-500 billion back from Ukraine in accordance with the deal.

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⚠️ Pentagon to fire 5,400 civilian employees next week – reports

💬 "We expect approximately 5,400 probationary workers will be released beginning next week as part of this initial effort, after which we will implement a hiring freeze while we conduct a further analysis of our personnel needs, complying as always with all applicable laws," said Darin Selnick, who is performing the duties of Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, as quoted by Reuters.

The move comes in accordance with US President Donald Trump’s promise to reduce the federal workforce.

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❓ Is Ursula the EU president? Von der Leyen’s power grab

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is using crises to expand her own control, stripping EU member states of power in key political and economic sectors.

Expanding Power

🔹 On taking office in 2019, von der Leyen declared a new era of "European confidence", saying the EU must "learn the language of power" and "develop its own muscles."

🔹 COVID-19 allowed her to centralize healthcare policy and vaccine buying, forcing EU countries to pay for contracts she negotiated — raising accusations of self-enrichment in the Pfizergate scandal.

🔹 The 2022 Ukraine conflict and energy crisis, worsened by anti-Russian sanctions, enabled her to seize control over the LNG trade, bringing energy policy under Brussels.

🔹 She also tried to turn the EU into a de-facto defense bloc, assuming new security powers. She pushed EDIRPA, a $324M EU arms-buying program on the pretext of the Russian threat: "Our strategy can only be complete if it takes into account Ukraine’s needs and industrial capacity," she claimed.

🔹 She used the EU’s dispute with Trump over Ukraine to push for higher defense spending: "We need a surge in EU defense spending," she tweeted, extending control over arms deals.

🔹 In 2024 she tightened access to the $1.25T EU budget, increasing her influence over funding for member states’ farming, housing and other sectors.

Silencing Dissent and Hiding Scandals

🔹 EU leaders have warned against her power grabs. Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán said last July: "She is paid by member states - she should follow their directives." Slovak PM Robert Fico slammed her high-handedness on Ukraine in December: "No EU official can speak on behalf of the entire bloc."

🔹 Retaliation is swift - UVDL blocked $23.5 billion in EU funds for Hungary over Budapest’s dissent.

🔹 In April 2024, German MEP Christine Anderson’s microphone was cut off mid-speech as she exposed von der Leyen’s Pfizer corruption.

🔹 To control the Commission’s narrative she reduced the number of spokespeople.

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💰 Trump Admin considers selling the Nancy Pelosi Federal Building in San Francisco – reports

The administration argues that selling the property and then leasing back office space for federal employees would reduce maintenance costs, according to ABC7.

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⚠️ iCloud data may be at risk in the UK as Apple DISABLES ENCRYPTION TOOL at government request – reports

In response to a UK government demand for access to encrypted data, Apple has removed its advanced data protection tool, which previously ensured that only the account holder could access iCloud-stored items like photos and documents, according to The Guardian.

The company expressed deep disappointment, noting that this action EXPOSES USERS to greater risks from data breaches and privacy intrusions, the report read. The removal follows a directive under the Investigatory Powers Act, which requires tech companies to provide law enforcement access to encrypted data.

Despite the change, iMessage and FaceTime will retain their end-to-end encryption, Apple stated, as reported. The company also claimed it would never create a backdoor into its products.

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🤡 Trans* activist STUNS Piers Morgan's show by suggesting Olympic & Paralympic athletes should compete together

🗣 “Why not?” Blossom C. Brown said ridiculously .

*LGBT is an extremist movement banned in Russia

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