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Pete Hegseth wanted a priceless WWII-era globe associated with Eisenhower moved into his office. His staff rushed the move, and the globe shifted, smashing down onto its base and leaving a gash near Antarctica while damaging its mount. The military historians who normally handled artifacts like this were furloughed during the shutdown and never brought back. Rather than wait for expert help that was required, Hegseth’s staff tried moving it themselves. They dropped it. This sums up not only Hegseth’s appointment, but the entire Trump presidency. 12 days…

NEW: New Mexico is suing Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime lawyer Darren Indyke and accountant Richard Kahn, accusing them of helping facilitate and conceal his sex-trafficking operation at Zorro Ranch. The state alleges they managed financial transactions connected to the operation and received millions from Epstein. They also serve as co-executors of his estate, estimated at more than $100 million. Now the state wants to stop them from collecting estate payments, pursue damages for survivors, and hold them accountable. Epstein didn’t operate in a vacuum. The question is whether the people who managed his money and helped run his affairs knowingly enabled his crimes. Both men deny participating in the abuse. But did they help cover it up?

A Venezuelan billionaire wanted a presidential pardon. His daughter hired Trump’s former personal lawyer, Alina Habba, to a deal worth more than $50 million over four years. Small problem, Habba was still a Justice Department official. She began working for the company on January 1. 14 days later, Trump pardoned that billionaire. Habba denies having any role in securing the pardon. The White House and DOJ say she was not involved in the clemency decision. Nobody is stupid enough to believe that. This company was newly formed, its business was unclear, and the financial arrangement was extraordinary. Now add the $3.5 million in MAGA Inc. donations from the billionaire’s daughter, plus the separate dispute involving Habba’s new husband and his long-time friend Ric Grenell over a $17.6 million Congo-linked transfer. A $50 million deal. A presidential pardon 14 days later. Millions in political donations. And a separate fight over $17.6 million. That’s taking grifts to the next level.