Today, House Oversight deposed Tova Noel; the prison guard who said she was the last person to see Jeffrey Epstein alive. Closed-door. 10:55 AM. Three months ago, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche stood at a podium and said this on the record: "Anything that depicts or contain images of death, physical abuse or injury, also not produced." The government acknowledged the evidence exists. The government chose to withhold it. Today, that same Justice Department deposed the witness in a room you cannot enter. The FBI says there's no evidence she was bribed. Comer says those 12 cash deposits were never investigated. Both statements come from the federal government.

After breaking records with their recent lunar flyby, the Artemis II crew witnessed a solar eclipse from the far side of the moon. Viewed using special eclipse glasses, the team is the first to witness a solar eclipse so close to the moon:

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The first single from The Tortured Poets Department is…………. Fortnight featuring @postmalone 🤍 I’ve been such a huge fan of Post because of the writer he is, his musical experimentation and those melodies he creates that just stick in your head forever. I got to witness that magic come to life firsthand when we worked together on Fortnight. Honestly can’t wait for you guys to hear this song at Midnight TONIGHT and see the video at 8pm ET TOMORROW.

Under Bishop Earl Fernandes, the Diocese of Columbus in Ohio is witnessing remarkable Catholic growth The Catholic population has doubled in the diocese past three and a half years Hundreds people became Catholic in the diocese at this year’s Easter vigil The number of seminarians surged from 17 to over 40 First new Catholic school to open in the diocese in 30 years Many students entered into full communion with the Church at the Newman Center near Ohio State University this year Follow @HCatholictimes for great updates from the diocese. Her coverage is excellent. Image: Diocese of Columbus

The Crucifixion by @texyouthsummit chaplain @chetcollins7 Matthew 27: 22-66 Friday morning around 9 AM, while thousands filled Jerusalem preparing for the Sabbath and festivities, the lamb of God was being crucified for the sins of the world on the outside of the city, on a lonely hill called Golgotha. Some of his disciples were hiding for fear, women that had followed Jesus stood afar off, and Roman soldiers mocked him and gambled for his robe at his feet. For the next several hours, Jesus endured the agonizing suffering of the cross, a death that ultimately leads to asphyxiation. Prior to the crucifixion, He had already been brutally beaten—receiving the lashes of a scourging whip that tore His flesh open. His beard had been plucked, and a crown of thorns had been pressed into His head. As He was mocked and humiliated, Isaiah had prophesied that His appearance would be so marred that He would be unrecognizable ( Isa 52:14). For many hours Jesus suffered; Suddenly an eerie darkness covered all the the land for three hours. An earthquake shook the ground and split rocks in two. In the midst of that darkness and suffering, Jesus cried out in Aramaic, words recorded in Matthew: “Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?”—which means, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?”  In that moment, He bore not only physical agony, but also the weight of humanity’s sin. As the sinless Son of God, He experienced the depth of human suffering and the separation that sin brings. Then, after declaring, “It is finished,” Jesus cried out again and gave up his spirit and died. At that very moment, the veil in the temple—the thick curtain separating the Holy of Holies from the rest of the temple—was torn from top to bottom. This signified that through His death, Jesus became the once-for-all sacrifice, opening the way for all people to have access to God through Him (Heb. 10:19, 20). Those who witnessed these events were deeply shaken. The Roman centurion, who was overseeing the crucifixion along with the soldiers under his command, observed  the darkness, the earthquake, and all that had taken place. In response, they feared greatly and said, “Truly this was the Son of God” (Matthew 27:54). And then, in a remarkable and often overlooked detail, Matthew records that after Jesus’ resurrection, the tombs were opened and many bodies of the saints—likely Old Testament believers—arose and went into the holy city of Jerusalem appearing to many (Matt 27:52, 53). All of these events surrounding the crucifixion and resurrection point to the central truth: the resurrection confirms the validity of everything Jesus accomplished on the cross. His death was not the end, but the fulfillment of His mission—to bear our sins, to provide righteousness, and to open the way for eternal life with God.

Dr. Steven Greer: "We can use technology to pull in Aliens & Creatures from other dimensions" 👽😱 “I know guys who’ve been in laboratories where they have a toroid or one of these devices, and suddenly they’re pulling in spooky looking creatures. It looked like they came out of the ninth ring of hell, and they literally become 3D and were running around the lab. Weird stuff. That can be used in a deceptive indication and warning, in a way that everyone on planet Earth would think that it’s alien, and it isn’t.” This is the technology that could stage fake alien events so convincing the entire world would believe we’re under attack from something not of this Earth. In the first six minutes of this explosive conversation, Greer lays out how advanced devices aren’t just theoretical they’ve been witnessed pulling entities into our reality that look demonic, not extraterrestrial. The goal? Mass deception on a planetary scale. What if the biggest “Alien” threat we’ve been warned about was never from the stars at all? Do you think some of the most famous UAP sightings and global warnings could actually be sophisticated man made operations using tech like this? Have you ever seen something unexplainable that suddenly makes more sense now?

Unbelievably there are still westerners pretending they don’t believe Oct 7 was an abomination on every conceivable level. The reason, I assume, is that being honest to themselves about what happened would mean acknowledging they have actively supported the people behind it. But for anyone interested, here are the vast and diverse array of sources used by the Civil Commission to compile their report. The acrobatics required to pretend it’s all made up are Olympic level, but hate does that to people. It is a poison. … The Civil Commission on October 7 Crimes Against Women and Children (a non-governmental Israeli body) published its report Silenced No More: Sexual Terror Unveiled on 12 May 2026.  This 280–300-page document is the most comprehensive independent investigation to date into the systematic sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) committed by Hamas and affiliates on 7 October 2023 and against hostages in Gaza.  It draws on a dedicated “war crimes archive” the Commission built immediately after the attacks (preserving materials later removed or lost) and follows trauma-informed, survivor-centred, internationally recognised standards.  Key sources include: •  430+ formal and informal testimonies and interviews collected over two years from survivors, direct witnesses, released hostages, family members of victims, first responders (including paramedics and ZAKA volunteers), soldiers, and experts. Victims represented 52 nationalities in addition to Israelis.  •  Front-line responders’ accounts and site evidence — explicit testimony and observations from first responders, emergency personnel, and military personnel who recovered bodies, treated survivors, and worked the attack sites (Nova festival, kibbutzim, roads, etc.).  •  Extensive visual and forensic archive — over 10,000 photographs and video segments (more than 1,800 hours of analysis), including perpetrator-recorded footage, bodycam and security camera recordings, open-source material, and geolocated datasets from the attack sites.  •  Victim and family statements — direct accounts from survivors of sexual violence, released hostages describing abuse in captivity, and families of murdered victims, often cross-referenced with visual evidence. •  Open-source intelligence and expert consultations — geolocation-supported verification, interdisciplinary expert review, site visits, and meetings with affected communities.  •  UN and prior international investigations — the report builds on and incorporates findings from UN reports, notably the March 2024 report by UN Special Representative Pramila Patten on sexual violence in the context of the 7 October attacks, as well as other UN documentation.  •  Official records and primary materials— forensic reports, communications, and documentation preserved in the Commission’s independent archive that are no longer publicly available.  The Commission systematically cross-referenced all materials by time, location, and pattern, identifying 13 recurring forms of SGBV used deliberately across multiple sites and phases (attack, abduction, captivity, and digital dissemination). All evidence was handled under ethical “do no harm” protocols.  This body of primary, multi-source evidence (testimonies + visuals + archives) forms the core of the report’s conclusion that the sexual violence was systematic, widespread, and integral to the Hamas-led assault.