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20.07.2025

20.07.2025The Epstein Shadow Deepens, The Deportation's Broad Reach

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 20.07.2025.

It displays 144 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

20.07.2025The Epstein Shadow Deepens, The Deportation's Broad Reach
US media continued its intense focus on President Trump's connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Throughout the day, reports delved deeper into the ongoing saga, with new accuser accounts naming Trump to law enforcement and discussions surfacing about his efforts to suppress related discussions. Concurrently, Trump's escalated immigration policies gained significant attention, detailing widespread fear from deportation raids and declining public approval. Incidents involving border agents, including a shooting by an alleged illegal migrant in NYC, underscored the volatile situation. The economic impact of Trump's tariffs, causing higher prices and supply chain shifts, also drew consistent coverage. Meanwhile, Director Gabbard's claims of an Obama administration "treasonous conspiracy" re-emerged forcefully, adding another layer to the political controversies. Updates also noted a sharp decrease in missing persons from the Texas floods.
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00:16The President's Consolidating Power

US media continues to extensively cover President Trump's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files, with Trump labeling those seeking their release 'troublemakers' (ABC News). Simultaneously, reports detail his administration's consolidation of power, including the firing of prosecutors at the DOJ (Washington Post) and chiseling away at Congress's influence (AP News). Legislative victories, such as the major crypto bill with Trump's support, also gain attention (NPR).
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09:22President's Entangled Threads

US media continues its significant focus on ongoing political controversies involving President Trump. Headlines delve deeper into his ties with Jeffrey Epstein (CNN, HuffPost). The discourse also includes DNI Gabbard's claims of Obama administration conspiracies, with top Democrats now offering rebuttals (The Daily Beast, One America News Network). Concurrently, a positive update shows the number of missing from Texas floods has sharply decreased (ABC News, CBS).
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Midway through summer, U.S. retailers are sweating a different season. It’s less than 22 weeks before Christmas, and American businesses that make and sell consumer goods usually nail down their holiday orders and prices at this time of year.
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Midway through summer, U.S. retailers are sweating a different season. It’s less than 22 weeks before Christmas, and American businesses that make and sell consumer goods usually nail down their holiday orders and prices at this time of year.
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After raising the pension age and cutting taxes on the rich, now Emmanuel Macron’s government wants to scrap the Easter Monday and VE Day bank holidays. The plan is sure to face stiff resistance, with French workers unwilling to swallow further austerity.
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13:46Epstein Shadow Lengthens

The US media continues to heavily focus on President Trump's connections to Jeffrey Epstein. New reports highlight how the Epstein story poses a significant test for Trump and discuss his efforts to suppress related discussions (CNN, Washington Post). Concurrently, Trump's administration's policies on immigration and social issues remain battlegrounds, particularly in states like California (CBS, LA Times, Mother Jones). Updates also note a sharp decrease in missing persons from the Texas floods (NBC News, ABC News).
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To fend off illiberalism from the White House, the university’s president also has to confront illiberalism on campus.
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16:21The Deportation's Broad Sweep

US media heavily focuses on President Trump's escalated deportation efforts, drawing criticism from various fronts. Reports indicate over half of Americans believe his approach has gone too far (CNN), with the LA Mayor noting widespread fear (ABC News). Conservative outlets detail pushback from ICE agents (Fox News) and incidents involving border patrol (NY Post, OANN). The administration also expands detention facilities (USA Today), while public support for the program reportedly falls (CBS, LA Times).
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19:14Immigration Policy Backlash

US media continues to focus heavily on President Trump's immigration policies, detailing growing public disapproval and wider impacts. Polls indicate declining support for his anti-immigration agenda (The Daily Beast, CBS, CNN), with many viewing deportations as excessive (CNN). Reports highlight federal cuts linked to Trump's tax bill affecting local health systems (LA Times) and an incident involving a Border Patrol agent shot by an alleged illegal migrant (NY Post). The LA Mayor notes widespread fear (ABC News).
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Tanning is back. And this time, it’s not just about looking good.
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To fend off illiberalism from the White House, the university’s president also has to confront illiberalism on campus.
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Tanning is back. And this time, it’s not just about looking good.
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21:58Presidential Policy Fronts

US media prominently features President Trump's ongoing policies and controversies. His immigration efforts spark reports of widespread fear from deportation raids (ABC News) and incidents involving border agents (Boston Globe, Fox News). Concurrently, the President's connections to Jeffrey Epstein remain a focus as new victim accounts emerge (The Daily Beast, NYTimes, HuffPost). The economic impact of Trump's tariff policies also draws attention (NPR, Washington Post).
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