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Hilary Clinton Speaks Out on Epstein Files After Bill's Photos Emerge New

Hilary Clinton Speaks Out on Epstein Files After Bill's Photos Emerge

Hillary Clinton has accused the Trump administration of delaying the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents to distract from scrutiny on President Trump. She argues the administration is not being transparent, as required by Congress. Clinton's Concerns Over Document Release During a BBC interview in Berlin, Clinton claimed the Trump administration is "slow-walking" document releases related to Epstein. She emphasized the need for full disclosure and fairness, noting that other witnesses provided written statements under oath while she and her husband were called to testify in person. Upcoming Testimonies of the Clintons Both Hillary and Bill Clinton are scheduled to testify before a congressional committee about Epstein. Hillary will appear on February 26, followed by Bill. They initially resisted giving depositions, but now call for equal treatment among all involved parties. Tensions Surrounding Political Motivations Clinton described the focus on her and her husband as a politically motivated effort to divert attention from Trump. She argued for public testimonies for transparency. Meanwhile, Trump has dismissed Clinton's claims, asserting his innocence regarding Epstein's crimes. The ongoing political controversy is fueled by document releases and debates over withheld information. Clinton stresses that this approach contributes to public suspicion, while the White House maintains it has cooperated with congressional demands.

Feb 18, 2026
Nancy Guthrie Kidnapper: The Ring That Could Crack the Case New

Nancy Guthrie Kidnapper: The Ring That Could Crack the Case

Nancy Guthrie, the mother of television anchor Savannah Guthrie, has been missing since January 31. Despite ongoing investigations and public tips, crucial DNA evidence has not matched any profiles in a national criminal database. Investigation Details Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos reported that DNA found on a glove near the scene did not match profiles in the FBI’s CODIS database. This setback is part of a broader effort involving thousands of tips and surveillance footage. The investigation considers Guthrie’s case an abduction based on video evidence showing a masked individual at her home before her disappearance. Authorities continue to analyze additional DNA samples from inside her residence. Public Appeals and Rewards The FBI has increased the reward for information to $100,000. Surveillance footage shows a male suspect wearing a black backpack, which remains a focal point for investigators seeking leads. Savannah Guthrie and family have publicly appealed for information, highlighting their mother's vulnerability due to age-related health issues. Challenges in the Case Lack of DNA matches has prompted investigators to consider other techniques such as genetic genealogy. They have also cleared Guthrie’s family members as potential suspects. The investigation faces complications from false leads and hoaxes. A man was charged in California for sending fake ransom demands related to the case. Officials stress the importance of verified evidence over online speculation, urging anyone with information to contact law enforcement, while continuing conventional detective work alongside forensic analysis.

Feb 18, 2026
Israeli Athlete's Response to Live Commentator Criticism Raises Eyebrows New

Israeli Athlete's Response to Live Commentator Criticism Raises Eyebrows

A Swiss broadcaster removed an Olympic bobsleigh clip after a commentator questioned an Israeli athlete's participation, which led to a strong online reaction. The commentary included references to social media posts and comments about conflicts. Controversial Commentary The broadcast featured the Israeli two-man sled team, raising questions about pilot AJ Edelman's eligibility based on his past social media activity. The segment sparked accusations of crossing into political commentary during sports coverage. RTS, the broadcaster, stated their intention was to examine the IOC's stance on athletes' public statements related to conflicts. They acknowledged that such content was inappropriate for sports commentary and removed the clip from their site. Reactions and Context The RTS incident occurred amid discussions about Israel's participation in international sports during global conflicts, drawing comparisons to Russian athlete restrictions due to Ukraine. In response, Edelman highlighted the team's achievements despite limited resources. Edelman, born in Boston and representing Israel, addressed the controversy by emphasizing his team's determination and pride. He refuted the commentator's premise and focused on their progress in Olympic bobsledding. Continued Olympic Journey Edelman competes as part of Israel’s debut in Winter Olympic bobsleighing. The team views participation as a victory itself, despite modest results so far. Their journey reflects broader efforts to establish a competitive presence for Israel in the sport. The incident underlined ongoing debates over politics in sports. While RTS faced criticism and noted its broadcaster's proximity to IOC headquarters in Switzerland, Edelman continued competing and preparing for additional events at the Games.

Feb 18, 2026
Whoopi Goldberg Addresses Epstein Ties: "I Wasn't His Girlfriend" New

Whoopi Goldberg Addresses Epstein Ties: "I Wasn't His Girlfriend"

Whoopi Goldberg addressed her inclusion in documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, denying any personal connection. She explained how her name appeared due to a charity's attempt to arrange travel for an event. Context of Goldberg's Mention On ABC’s The View, Goldberg stated that her name was linked to a request from a charity for a private plane to Monaco. The charity contacted various plane owners as part of their efforts, leading to Goldberg's name appearing in associated files. Clarification on Document Appearance Goldberg and her co-hosts discussed how names show up in documents without implying guilt. Co-host Joy Behar emphasized this point by noting anyone could be named without wrongdoing. Goldberg concurred, stressing she never flew on Epstein's planes. Response to Public Reactions Goldberg highlighted the dangers of online speculation turning into false narratives about individuals. She reiterated having no personal ties with Epstein and emphasized the necessity of factual evidence before making claims. Amid wider scrutiny relating to Epstein-related documents released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, Goldberg used her own situation to illustrate how peripheral contact can result in unwarranted assumptions of guilt. The documents release, intended for transparency, has faced criticism over redactions and handling of sensitive information, echoing broader public debates in the US about the case. Goldberg stood firm on separating references from implications of wrongdoing during these discussions.

Feb 18, 2026
Michael Douglas Wasn't the First Choice for 'Wall Street'—Guess Who Was? New

Michael Douglas Wasn't the First Choice for 'Wall Street'—Guess Who Was?

Michael Douglas recently revealed that his iconic role in "Wall Street" almost went to other actors during a panel at the TCM Classic Film Festival. The 81-year-old actor discussed his career and shared insights into the making of the 1987 film. Behind the Scenes of "Wall Street" Douglas mentioned that director Oliver Stone initially offered his Academy Award-winning role to Warren Beatty and Richard Gere, who both declined. Despite not being the first choice, Douglas expressed gratitude for the opportunity and reflected on the significance of landing such a prominent part. The Impact of Gordon Gekko The portrayal of Gordon Gekko, a ruthless investor, earned Douglas an Oscar for Best Actor. He reprised the character in the 2010 sequel, "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," which explores Gekko's return from prison and his attempts to rebuild his empire. A Memoir in the Works Douglas announced on Instagram that he is working on a memoir focusing on his five-decade Hollywood career, relationship with Catherine Zeta-Jones, and personal challenges like battling stage four cancer. He shared that writing has brought back many memories, adding humorously that there's much to share before he forgets. Catherine Zeta-Jones commemorated their 25th wedding anniversary in November 2025 with a heartfelt Instagram post. The couple married in 2000 after meeting at the Deauville Film Festival in France in 1998 and have two children together, Dylan and Carys.

Feb 18, 2026
TMZ Stops Sharing Reported Tips from Alleged Nancy Guthrie Informant New

TMZ Stops Sharing Reported Tips from Alleged Nancy Guthrie Informant

TMZ founder Harvey Levin announced that the outlet will stop publicly disclosing new notes from a person who claims to have information about Nancy Guthrie's suspected abduction. Background of the Case Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show cohost Savannah Guthrie, was reported missing in Tucson, Arizona, on February 1. The disappearance has sparked significant media attention and ongoing investigations by local law enforcement and the FBI. Mystery Notes and Ransom Demands TMZ received four notes from an individual asking for one bitcoin in exchange for information about Nancy's alleged kidnapper. Despite receiving these notes, TMZ decided against revealing further correspondence to avoid tipping off the suspect. The sender claimed knowledge of Nancy through observations near the border but remained anonymous due to a previous burglary charge. TMZ advised them to share this information with assurances it would be forwarded to the FBI. Ongoing Investigation The FBI is actively pursuing leads provided by TMZ and analyzing an unverified ransom note initially received in early February. Local outlets reported similar demands for money after Nancy's disappearance. Nancy was last seen on January 31 at her home in the Catalina Foothills after being dropped off by her daughter Annie Guthrie following a family dinner. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work diligently for her safe return.

Feb 18, 2026