The Epstein Newspaper Trail: 25+ Articles That Predate the Files
With official Epstein records heavily redacted, decades of contemporaneous reporting help fill the gaps in how events unfolded.
Explore political figures from the nation’s earliest days to the present, through original reporting, archival coverage, editorials, and letters that reveal how leaders were viewed, challenged, and understood in their own time.
With official Epstein records heavily redacted, decades of contemporaneous reporting help fill the gaps in how events unfolded.
A 2016 Miami Herald column warned that sexual-harassment allegations against powerful men like Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Roger Ailes, and Jeffrey Epstein routinely went nowhere. With newly released Epstein documents renewing scrutiny of Trump’s past, the piece reads less like old news and more like a reminder of how little has changed.
Ahead of the No Kings protests, revisit George Washington’s 1777 “Manifesto of America,” a declaration rejecting monarchy and defending liberty for all.
Back in 1988, during Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev’s U.S. visit, Trump invited and hoped the leader would stop by Trump Tower, even sprucing up the building in anticipation.
In July 1987, Donald Trump claimed Soviet officials wanted his help bringing “extreme luxury” to Moscow.
This 1985 article profiles rising Republican political strategists Paul Manafort, Roger Stone, and Lee Atwater, who played key roles in securing Ronald Reagan’s re-election. Dubbed the “Young Turks” of GOP politics, they capitalized on aggressive campaign tactics, opposition research, and negative advertising to shape modern political strategy. The piece highlights their influence on Republican victories, their controversial methods, and their growing power within the party.
In the late 1990s, Donald Trump proposed renovating Moscow’s aging Moskva Hotel, marking his potential first overseas real estate project. City officials were open to
A glimpse into the life and reflections of President Jimmy Carter before his run for governor of Georgia, highlighting his humility, dedication to service, and the values that shaped his leadership and legacy.
A letter detailing the challenges and hardships faced by Pennsylvania’s early settlers, offering a glimpse into colonial life in the 18th century.
The full text of John F. Kennedy’s speech addressing the separation of church and state during his 1960 presidential campaign.
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