President's base is not being fooled by distractions this time, and MAGA crowd recognizes the peril he's in, writes

Far-right MAGA influencers are treading a tightrope as outrage escalates over the case of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein: they are caught between a fired-up base demanding more information and

Maria Farmer, one of the many women assaulted by deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein in her youth as part of his trafficking operation, spoke out about how all of the explosion of controversy around the case is re-traumatizing her in an interview with MSNBC's Jen Psaki on Thursday — and she called out those trying to rehabilitate Epstein's

The DoJ reportedly told Trump in May that his name appears multiple times in the Epstein-related documents officials reviewed.

In a late-night post on Truth Social Thursday, the president fumed over what he claims is an attempt to distract from his first ‘GREAT six months of service to America’

MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes tore into MAGA influencers attempting to use the potential testimony of deceased sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's convicted accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, to build a narrative that excuses President Donald Trump's involvement in the scandal.

By tapping into other grievances, President Trump managed to turn one of the most fractious moments for his base into a unifying one.

Tucker Carlson has raised concerns over Donald Trump’s handling of the renewed Epstein controversy. In an interview with Bild, the former Fox News anchor said people across the US were demanding clarity.

ANALYSIS: For days, Donald Trump couldn’t get his MAGA base to drop their anger over the Epstein files. However, as Justin Baragona writes, it appears that the Wall Street Journal’s bombshell report gives the right the perfect opportunity to unite in its shared hatred of the mainstream media.