More Americans than not say they believe a recent report from The Wall Street Journal claiming President Donald Trump once sent a birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein, according to a new YouGov poll. Many are also convinced the men were "close friends" and that Trump knew about Epstein's alleged crimes before they became public.

Over the weekend, President Donald Trump urged supporters to “drop” Epstein conspiracy theories and defended Attorney General Pam Bondi’s handling of the case in a lengthy Truth Social post. The missive was met with an online torrent of critical replies — an unusual “ratio” for the platform’s most followed user — and even prompted reports of internal friction that saw FBI deputy director Dan Bongino threaten resignation,

For the first time, there is a very real threat to Trump’s perceived infallibility among the most devoted MAGA acolytes.

During a posting spree on Truth Social Sunday night, Trump posted a series of lame memes attacking Obama, after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard suggested last week that the former president should be prosecuted for participating in a “treasonous conspiracy.”

President Trump crowed Sunday about his poll numbers within his GOP base, claiming that his approval has soared “significantly” despite the ongoing firestorm over notorious sex predator Jeffrey

The survey comes after President Donald Trump’s administration concluded an investigation into Epstein, who died in prison in 2019 in what was ruled a suicide after he was charged with sex trafficking minors.

As the president resists calls to release government files on Jeffrey Epstein, a Wall Street Journal report claims that Trump sent a lewd letter to the disgraced financier in 2003.

Two new polls show that a majority of Americans think the government is covering up evidence related to Epstein.

At a White House press briefing Thursday, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt insisted that the Epstein “hoax” that Trump keeps referring to is strictly the idea that Democrats “ever wanted transparency when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein,” deriding it as an “asinine suggestion” that Democrats sought answers about the prolific child sex trafficker.