TRUMP’S Bold Peace Moves and Epstein Files Shock Washington Elites
— Former President Donald Trump grabbed headlines this week with two big moves. First, his team announced real progress toward a Russia-Ukraine ceasefire after direct talks with Vladimir Putin. They also plan to bring Ukraine’s President Zelensky into the negotiations soon. The State Department called it a “turning point in European security.”
At the same time, Attorney General Pam Bondi released the first batch of Jeffrey Epstein’s “client list” and flight logs. This was a key promise from Trump’s campaign for more transparency. But many were let down by what they saw — most names were already known, and much of the information was blacked out.
Conservative voices highlighted these files at White House events, demanding that the FBI release everything they have on Epstein. Bondi said thousands of pages are still hidden and promised to keep fighting for full disclosure.
While some call these moves political theater, others see real change happening in Washington. With both foreign policy breakthroughs and renewed calls for justice at home, Trump has put himself back at center stage — and Americans are watching closely to see what he does next.
