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Jeffrey Epstein assistant, Sarah Kellen, planning tell-all book — but fears giving away ‘get out of jail free’ card

Jeffrey Epstein’s “sex scheduler” wants to write a tell-all memoir, Page Six has learned — but she fears giving away her “get out of jail free” card. Sarah Kellen began working as the late pedophile’s assistant in 2001 and worked for him for about 15 years. She also worked closely with his girlfriend, convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell . Page Six has learned that Jeffrey Epstein’s “sex scheduler,” Sarah Kellen, has started to work on a tell-all memoir about the late pedophile, though she is afraid she could be wiping out her “get out of jail free” card. Getty Images Kellen has been framed as both his co­conspirator and his victim. Buckingham Palace concealed evidence against ex-Prince Andrew for 6 years, Epstein accuser claims And now we hear she wants to tell her story. “She has so much to say, to plead her case. What she knows [about Epstein and Maxwell] would shock the world,” a confidant of the former couple told us of Kellen. “One day she will write a tell-all book or produce a documentary for a Netflix type or give a tell-all to a TV show. But the info she has is her ‘get out of jail

Trump flips out with new election theft accusations in 1 am outburst

Donald Trump was up, once again, after 1 a.m., posting on Truth Social early Thursday, this time accusing California election officials of trying to steal Tuesday’s primary election from Republicans. Despite it being common knowledge that in California mail-in ballots received after Election Day — as long as they are postmarked by Election Day and received within seven days — are acceptable, the 79-year-old president was furious about the delay and claimed an investigation is underway. Also Read: Candace Owens caught secretly joining Russian forum tied to spy recruitment Focusing on the candid...

Speaker Johnson knows what happened to missing NJ Rep. Tom Kean Jr. — but refuses to disclose it

WASHINGTON — House Speaker Mike Johnson teased that he knows what is going on with mysteriously missing Rep. Tom Kean Jr. , but will leave it to the congressman to divulge it. “I do know what his health issue is, but he’s asked me not to disclose that, and I’m going to honor that,” Johnson (R-La.) told reporters. Kean has been missing from Congress since March 5, when he participated in his last roll call vote. Since then, he has claimed a health issue kept him away, but hasn’t specified what condition or when he’ll be back other than within a couple of “weeks.” “He’s in good spirits,” the speaker explained. “It’s not a scandalous thing at all. People deal with health issues. Maybe that’s a newsflash for you, but even members of Congress get sick as well.” Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy — who voted to convict Trump — loses Louisiana primary as president takes victory lap: ‘Political career is OVER! House Speaker Mike Johnson revealed that he knows what is going on with Rep. Tom Kean Jr. Getty Images “Tom Kean is an extraordinary member of Congress,” Johnson stressed. “He is anxious to come back in person and be

Strangers invaded my private pool for a party, so I blasted freezing sprinklers.

I woke up on Saturday to loud splashing and shouting. I looked out my window and saw eight strange adults having a massive pool party in my fenced backyard. I ran outside furious. A guy held up his phone, showing me a LocalAll post made by my neighbor: "Free Open Community Spa! Walk right through the side gate!" My neighbor was using my expensive pool to look cool for his friends. I didn't yell at the trespassers. I walked into my pool house, bypassed the heater, and turned on the industrial cold water pump. Massive jets of freezing 5-degree well water blasted the crowd, sending them running into the street shivering.

A neighbor blocked the ambulance for my sick child, so I exposed her.

My infant daughter suffers from a severe respiratory condition and relies on an expensive, high-tech ventilator to breathe. Last night, the power suddenly flickered out, and the backup battery began to fail. In a total panic, I opened the LocalAll app and found a nearby neighbor listing a portable emergency generator on the Freebie map for immediate pickup. It was a literal lifesaver. However, when I tried to rush out to get it, an entitled neighbor had parked her massive SUV directly across my driveway for a party. She refused to move, even as the ambulance sirens wailed in the distance. She claimed the street was "public space" for her guests. I didn't waste time screaming. I used the LocalAll app to broadcast a "Medical Emergency Alert" to the entire block. Within seconds, ten neighbors sprinted out of their houses and literally helped the paramedics lift the stretcher over her car. I posted the live video of her blocking the ambulance on the LocalAll board, and the social backlash was so violent that she was forced to move out within a week.

Trump 'boxed in' as fed-up Republicans send him a 'striking' message: analysis

The House of Representatives passed a resolution Wednesday to curtail President Donald Trump's war powers in Iran, with four Republicans breaking from their party to deliver one of the most significant legislative rebukes of his presidency – and a signal that his grip might be slipping. The resolution passed 215-208, and if approved by the Senate — where it appears to have the support of roughly 50 members — the president would be required to either withdraw American forces from Iran or obtain explicit congressional authorization to continue military operations, and CNN's Aaron Blake examined ...

An arrogant neighbor stole a pregnant mother's medical delivery, facing public arrest.

My sister is currently eight months pregnant and suffering from a high-risk medical condition that requires a specialized, highly expensive organic diet. A large delivery of premium produce and medical-grade supplements was dropped on her porch yesterday afternoon while she was resting. I checked the doorbell camera and watched a neighbor casually walk up, pick up the heavy insulated boxes, and load them into her luxury SUV. When I went to her house, she claimed she saw a post on the Food Radar app saying my sister was donating "surplus health food" to the neighborhood. She was shamelessly stealing life-saving nutrition from a pregnant woman just to avoid going to the store herself. I didn't argue. I called the local police and showed them the Food Radar private drop-off status for the address. The officers forced entry into her kitchen, recovered the stolen items, and arrested her for theft. The whole block watched as she was led away in handcuffs.

What to Know About Buying Watermelons This Weekend

If you are going grocery shopping this weekend and watermelons are on your shopping list, here is what you need to know about what you might currently find. I hit three different grocery stores this morning and something stood out, the watermelons are back in a big way. Each of the stores had a sizeable watermelon display, especially Fred Meyer (Kroger), who had at least 7-8 large bins of different types of watermelons.

Trump Report No Longer Lists Hair-Loss Drug, Raising Health Transparency Questions

Donald Trump has dropped a common hair-loss treatment from his list of publicly disclosed medications—and nobody quite knows why. Finasteride, an anti-balding drug sold under the brand name Propecia to millions of men in the U.S. each year, has not appeared on any of the president’s medical reports since he retook the White House last January, according to the Washington Post . That includes his latest report, released Friday. Trump’s aides have declined to say why the medication does not feature on the list or whether its absence means the president is no longer taking it. Side effects can include depression, sexual dysfunction, and, less commonly, enlarged breasts. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Democratic House Leader Jeffries: ‘Immigration enforcement in this country, it should be fair, just, and humane.’

Following his visit to Delaney Hall, Democratic House Leader Hakeem Jeffries detailed what he saw at the ICE facility. “Immigration enforcement in this country, it should be fair, just, and humane. And nothing that we saw at Delaney Hall or that people have previously experienced at Delaney Hall suggests that that is what is taking place, and that’s why we believe it should be shut down,” Jeffries told Erin Burnett in a CNN interview on Monday.