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Häufige Fragen
Q:What does Andrew's BBC interview reveal in relation to Epstein's emails?
The interview provides insights that may contrast with the information revealed in Epstein's emails.
Q:What impact do drug side effects have on families according to the report?
The side effects are causing significant strain, leading to issues such as theft and family disintegration.
Q:When will the Trump lawsuit against the BBC be heard?
The lawsuit is scheduled to be heard in February 2027.
Q:What is the current situation in Tehran regarding Iran's revolution?
Rallies for the revolution are taking place, but they are overshadowed by widespread discontent and defiance.
Q:What was the outcome of the US government's attempt to charge Democrats in the 'illegal orders' video?
The government failed to secure any charges against the Democrats.