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A Break in the Nancy Guthrie Case
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February 11, 2026
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25:53Now PlayingA person is detained in the Nancy Guthrie investigation after the FBI releases new surveillance images. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick admits he visited Jeffrey Epstein’s island, but denies any wrongdoing as some lawmakers call for his resignation. And a library on the border between the U.S. and Canada is feeling the effects of President Trump’s agenda.
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Lutnick misrepresented Epstein relationship to Congress
Lutnick maintained false timeline of Epstein distance
Lutnick confirms island visit with family
Lutnick avoided questions about Epstein contact
Epstein expressed interest in meeting Lutnick's nanny
Lawmakers call for Lutnick resignation over Epstein
Congressional members claim improper redactions in Epstein files
Epstein files contain mysteriously redacted names
Trump uses tariff threats as leverage beyond trade
Trump threatens to halt Michigan-Ontario bridge over Canada
Trump administration restricts library border crossing citing smuggling
DHS reports 140 apprehensions at library in 2024
Canadian PM says countries must stop being bullied by US
Buddhist monk calls immigration raids a reign of terror
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