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FBI’s Kash Patel and Dan Bongino face MAGA fury over Jeffrey Epstein and ‘deep state’ conspiracies

After the two top leaders of the FBI asserted that Jeffrey Epstein did indeed kill himself, they were accused of being ‘Deep State traitors’ who were ‘making fools out of themselves’ by pro-Trump media figures

The Independent UK

Ben Shapiro can't hack Trump's grift

Pointless trade wars and $400 million jet bribes make it hard for Trump sycophants to cape for the MAGA messiah

Salon

NHL fans roasted John Tavares for reportedly promoting a magic amulet that blocks Wi-Fi signals

John Tavares reportedly endorses a magic amulet with healing properties and NHL fans had so many jokes about it.

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GOP Congressman’s ‘scary as hell’ tweet seemingly calls for insurrection after Trump indictment

A bestselling author on the US militia movement said the congressman may have been calling on supporters to ‘prepare for war’

The Independent UK

Trust the Plan review: How QAnon – and Trump – unhinged America

Will Sommer of the Daily Beast paints a troubling picture of a conspiracy theory showing few signs of decline

The Guardian - US

Proud Boys: Not beaten by Jan. 6

In the wake of Jan. 6, vanguard of American fascism has "reformed" — now they're Christian nationalist warriors

Salon

Gavin McInnes still tied to Proud Boys

McInnes headed to Las Vegas weeks ago for a meet-up and attempted to put down a civil war in the organization

Salon

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Loomer fraud witness drops out of suit

Republican voter Theresa Rinaldi demanded that her name be removed from Loomer's baseless complaint

Salon

Why some QAnon believers think JFK Jr is still alive – and about to become vice president

A theory considered too far-fetched even for most followers of the Q conspiracy could still be a cause for concern, write Justin Vallejo and Phil Thomas

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