REVEALED: First Fauci COVID-Era Texts Include Shocking Admission About Pregnant Women, Vaccine & 'Miscarriage'
Plus, Zuckerberg’s superyacht sparks a storm as Wall Street faces fresh Epstein scrutiny: RADAR'S KEEPING TABS
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First Fauci COVID Texts Reveal Private Miscarriage Concerns
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s private COVID-era texts are out of the vault – and they’re already stirring fresh controversy.
Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul released messages from Fauci’s government-issued phone that reveal behind-the-scenes discussions about vaccines, pregnancy, and public concerns.
In one January 2021 exchange, Fauci wrote a second vaccine dose “theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester,” while stressing there was “no data or theoretical reason to believe that vaccinating earlier versus later in pregnancy would be preferred.”
The senators say they’re combing through more than 34,000 texts and 522 voicemails, adding it’s “too early to determine whether any data has been deleted.”
With thousands more messages still to review, this document dump may be just the beginning.
Zuckerberg Blasted After $300M Yacht 'Ignored' Stranded Boat
Mark Zuckerberg’s $300 million superyacht is making waves for all the wrong reasons.
The Meta boss faced a social media pile-on after reports claimed his luxury vessel didn’t stop to help a stranded boat in Alaska. Passengers aboard a nearby cruise ship said Zuckerberg’s yacht was closer to the skiff, which reportedly carried two women, a child and a dog, but didn’t respond.
His representative pushed back, saying Zuckerberg and his family weren’t on board, the boat “was not in distress,” and by the time the crew learned of the situation, “the assist was already underway.”
The explanation didn’t stop critics from sounding off online – but not everyone was ready to throw Zuckerberg overboard.
Senate Report Alleges Wall Street Cleared $1.1B in Epstein Transfers
Wall Street’s Epstein headache is back with a vengeance.
A bombshell Senate report claims some of America’s biggest banks failed to flag billions in suspicious transactions tied to Jeffrey Epstein until after his 2019 arrest.
According to the investigation, Epstein moved more than $1.4 billion through the banking system over nearly two decades, including nearly $1.1 billion in 4,725 wire transfers that JPMorgan allegedly didn’t flag until years later.
The report also claims billionaire Leon Black was Epstein’s “single largest source of funding,” an allegation his attorney called “outrageous and false” and “completely baseless.”
The money may have moved years ago, but the fallout is still making deposits.
Tupac Crime Scene Photos Resurface as Murder Trial Begins
Tupac Shakur’s murder trial is finally here – and the haunting crime scene photos are back in the spotlight.
As jury selection gets underway for Duane “Keffe D” Davis, the man accused of orchestrating the 1996 killing, chilling images from inside the blood-stained BMW where the rap legend was gunned down are resurfacing.
The photos capture the aftermath of the Las Vegas drive-by that left Tupac fatally wounded while Marion “Suge” Knight escaped with minor injuries.
Davis, who has pleaded not guilty, has repeatedly denied responsibility despite previously claiming in his memoir he was inside the white Cadillac involved in the ambush.
Nearly 30 years later, one of hip-hop’s biggest mysteries is finally getting its day in court.
Trump May Move On From Hegseth, CNN Data Wiz Claims
Pete Hegseth’s seat may be getting hotter by the day.
The Defense Secretary is facing fresh questions about his future after sinking to the lowest approval rating in Trump’s Cabinet and reports of behind-the-scenes tensions with the president.
New Quinnipiac and Fox News polling puts Hegseth’s net approval at -22, prompting CNN analyst Harry Enten to warn: “There are definitely red lights flashing in the polls when it comes to Pete Hegseth’s job security.”
The gloomy numbers come as reports claim Trump confronted Hegseth over munitions shortages tied to the Iran conflict, though the White House has denied the account.
Between sinking polls and mounting pressure, Hegseth’s toughest battle may be the one inside Washington.
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