Last year, people in the U.S. made an estimated $4.7 billion selling about 62.5 million liters of their plasma, a more than 30% increase in the amount of plasma collected since 2022, according to Peter Jaworski, a professor at Georgetown University who studies the ethics and economics of the plasma business. read more
A love letter from "Secret Admirer Donald J. Trump" begging for forgiveness and cash was sent to a woman whom the president was found liable for sexually abusing and defaming. E. Jean Carroll, a former Elle magazine columnist, shared the unsolicited Valentine's Day communication she received from the Trump team's fundraising department on Saturday. "I sent you a LOVE LETTER but I haven't heard back. It's Valentine's Day E Jean!" the email reads. "I love you, and I was pretty sure you loved me back! Is everything Okay?" In May 2023, a federal jury found Trump, 79, liable for sexual abuse and defamation of Carroll following an incident in the 1990s.
Kristi Noem appeared to suggest the Department of Homeland Security was responsible for election security and said she would ensure the "right people" were voting to elect "the right leaders." "Elections is another one of those critical infrastructure responsibilities that I have as well, and I would say that many people believe that it may be one of the most important things that we need," the DHS Secretary said at a press conference Friday. "To make sure we trust is reliable, and that when it gets to election day that we've been proactive to make sure that we have the right people voting, electing the right leaders to lead this country through the days that we have " knowing that people can trust it."
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) posted a startling message on social media Friday declaring, "I am not suicidal," following a heated public clash with conservative media figures over House voting procedures. Massie's comment came after a lengthy thread in which he criticized what he called "the swamp" and accused conservative commentators, including Laura Ingraham, of misleading the public about a House procedural vote related to the SAVE Act. "Can you, the people, vote your way out of this?' Honestly, not if you get your news from these folks," Massie wrote, claiming that even members of Congress are deceived by conservative media. read more
Marjorie Taylor Greene pointed to President Donald Trump as the person who "fought the hardest" to block the Epstein files from being released. Greene joined former InfoWars host Owen Shroyer on his podcast on Friday where she argued Trump's "biggest political miscalculation" was ever referring to the Epstein files as a "hoax." Trump repeatedly referred to talk of Epstein files, which are documents related to the case of convicted child sex predator Jeffrey Epstein, as a "Democratic hoax." "Pam Bondi, she serves at the pleasure of the president and his administration and those there are telling her, here's who you can prosecute, no, don't do this. I mean, they told her that the Epstein files, that fight to release the Epstein files came directly from president Trump," she said. "And I know a lot of people have a hard time with that, but that is the truth. He fought the hardest. To stop these files from being released."
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