Signals are coming in hot — but don’t stress, we’re Keeping Tabs. Here’s the latest buzz and gossip that’s shaking up the conversation today…
EXCLUSIVE: Ghislaine’s Secret Epstein Court Papers Face Deadline as Judge Demands Review
Ghislaine Maxwell’s recent court move has prosecutors scrambling over Epstein files.
Maxwell’s latest legal maneuver has put federal prosecutors on the clock — with victim privacy hanging in the balance.
The convicted Jeffrey Epstein accomplice submitted a motion and numerous exhibits challenging an earlier ruling, prompting U.S. District Judge Paul A. Engelmayer to order a closer look.
The judge warned he could not confirm the documents contained no information identifying Epstein’s abuse victims.
So, before the filings hit the public docket, prosecutors were ordered to check whether more redactions were needed. Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence, continues fighting her conviction. The review deadline was October 14, 2026.
EXCLUSIVE: Pentagon Under Fire as Records on Women-in-Combat Review Likely Delayed
Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon could keep women’s combat futures hanging until 2027.
The Pentagon’s controversial review of women in ground combat could leave military advocates waiting months for answers — and thousands of servicewomen facing career uncertainty. Defense Secretary Hegseth’s department may not even begin processing key records until late 2026 or early 2027, according to court documents.
The timeline emerged in a lawsuit filed by the ACLU, National Women’s Law Center and Service Women’s Action Network, which sought records on the study’s methods, findings and possible changes to combat eligibility rules.
Marine Corps officials warned: “Based on our current workload and processing rate, we estimate that we will be able to begin substantive processing of your request approximately late December 2026 to mid-January 2027.”
The groups fear restrictions could derail thousands of women’s careers, limit opportunities for future recruits and weaken national security.
Trump Accused of Forgetting Candidate’s Name and Making Up Words After Latest Speech
Donald Trump’s last rally took a bizarre turn.
Trump’s latest Alaska rally delivered a verbal plot twist after he appeared to forget a Republican candidate’s name and unleashed the eyebrow-raising word “mutilization.”
While promoting Senate candidate Dan Sullivan, the president referred to gubernatorial hopeful Bernadette Wilson as a “very nice female governor.”
The verbal slip-ups quickly sparked online mockery, with one user declaring, “NOTHING is called ‘mutilization,’” while another quipped, “Not much left upstairs anymore.”
Trump maintains he is in “excellent health,” despite recurring speculation about his well-being.
Inside Liam & Harvey’s Explosive Hollywood Feud
Liam Neeson nearly punched Harvey Weinstein over a secretly recut movie.
Weinstein’s Hollywood power trip reportedly hit a wall when Neeson confronted him over Ethan Frome.
In his new memoir, Chasing Hollywood, former Miramax marketing chief Gerry Rich claims Weinstein secretly reworked the 1993 drama without telling Neeson, co-star Patricia Arquette or director John Madden.
Weinstein allegedly arranged a private screening to push his version, but Neeson stormed in after hearing about the plan. Rich says he ended up between the furious men as they traded threats.
“I do what I want. I’m a millionaire!” Weinstein reportedly yelled, prompting Neeson to fire back, “I’m a millionaire too. What does that matter? You don’t want to fight me.” The clash never turned physical.
Alabama Man Accused of Decapitating Mom & Grandma With Chainsaw
Alabama man accused of killing two relatives after chilling 911 call.
Thomas Steele, 47, has been charged with capital murder after his grandmother, Dora Boone, 85, and aunt, Christy DeLoach, 65, were found decapitated inside their Alabama home.
Investigators allege Steele used a chainsaw in the horrific killings, yet his smiling mugshot has added another disturbing twist to the case.
Just two hours before officers arrived, DeLoach had called 911, worried her nephew was off his lithium medication and giving away his belongings.
She said he planned to “live for God” and insisted, “He’s calm! He’s not violent or anything,” as she sought advice on what to do.
EXCLUSIVE: Elon & Kristi Accused of Knowingly Spreading False Claims About FEMA Official
Elon Musk’s viral accusations have landed him in hot water.
A federal judge has accused Musk, former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and other officials of knowingly spreading false claims about fired FEMA CFO Mary Comans.
Magistrate Judge William Fitzpatrick called the government’s conduct “outrageous,” ruling that Musk knew the allegations were inaccurate when he accused Comans of directing $58million toward migrant hotels and called it a “criminal action.”
The ruling also implicated Noem and adviser Corey Lewandowski, who allegedly fed further accusations to conservative commentator Laura Loomer.
The judge said the attacks reached hundreds of millions, describing the publication of Comans’ photo as “state-sanctioned intimidation.”
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Jimmy Kimmel Brands Donald Trump a ‘Petty Little B----’ for His Reaction to Latest Nobel Peace Prize Snub
Diddy Suffers ‘Serious Head Injury’ After Wild Prison Brawl With Drug Lord — as Fight Erupts Over Disgraced Rapper’s Lavish Lifestyle Behind Bars
German Teen Allegedly Sexually Assaulted By Remote-Controlled Robot — as Device’s Owner Filmed Incident, Police Say
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