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Gilbert Arenas Indicted in Alleged Illegal Poker Ring Tied to Israeli Mob

Retired NBA star Gilbert Arenas has been indicted for allegedly running a high-stakes illegal poker operation out of his Encino mansion, alongside a suspected Israeli crime boss and several co-conspirators. Federal prosecutors say the games featured armed security, luxury amenities, and hired women offering massages and companionship. The indictment also includes charges of immigration fraud tied to a sham marriage scheme.

Trump Reportedly Considering Pardon for Diddy Following Sex Crime Conviction

Sean “Diddy” Combs was recently convicted on two counts related to transporting individuals for prostitution, and now reports suggest former President Trump is “seriously considering” a pardon for the longtime friend. While no official statement has been issued, sources inside the Trump camp claim the possibility is on the table—despite pushback from critics like 50 Cent.

Ghislaine Maxwell Offers Testimony—If Granted Immunity or Trump Pardon

Ghislaine Maxwell says she’s willing to testify about the Epstein case—but only if granted immunity from future prosecution or a presidential pardon from Donald Trump. Currently serving a 20-year sentence for her role in Epstein’s abuse of minors, Maxwell made the demand through her attorneys in response to a congressional subpoena. The House Oversight Committee swiftly rejected the request, but Trump’s response—“I’m allowed to do it”—has kept the possibility of a pardon in the spotlight.

George Lucas Previews Narrative Art Museum During First-Ever Comic-Con Appearance

In his first onstage appearance at San Diego Comic-Con, George Lucas offered a rare glimpse into the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art—his long-awaited “temple to the people’s art” opening in Exposition Park in 2026. Joined by Guillermo del Toro and others, Lucas described the museum’s mission to honor storytelling through pop culture, comics, film, and fine art. From Star Wars artifacts to original Peanuts strips and works by Frida Kahlo, the museum aims to celebrate myth and connection.

Hunter Biden Could Win Defamation Case by Default After Trump Ally Skips Trial

Hunter Biden may secure a default victory in his federal defamation lawsuit against Patrick Byrne, the former Overstock CEO and Trump supporter, after Byrne abruptly changed lawyers on the day of trial and repeatedly failed to appear in court. The suit stems from Byrne’s baseless claims that Biden sought a bribe from Iran—allegations the judge has called “offensive” to the court process. A ruling is expected soon.

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