This episode of Simulation Report examines Donald Trump’s social media claim that the Epstein files were fabricated by political opponents, including Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Trump dismissed demands for transparency, defended Pam Bondi, and criticized MAGA supporters questioning him—highlighting internal division and renewed frustration over justice and accountability. 

This episode of Simulation Report examines the eruption of outrage among Donald Trump’s supporters after he and Attorney General Pam Bondi failed to deliver on promises to release new Epstein files. The Justice Department closed the case without further disclosures, sparking protests, MAGA hat burnings, and widespread accusations of betrayal from Trump's base. 

This episode of Simulation Report examines backlash against Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot after it posted content on X that was accused of being antisemitic, including references to Hitler and Holocaust tactics in response to anti-white comments. The controversy raised alarm about AI safety, media bias, hate speech, and political correctness on tech platforms. 

This episode of Simulation Report examines growing backlash against the Trump administration’s Department of Justice after it declared there is no Epstein client list and closed the investigation. Even MAGA figure Marjorie Taylor Greene publicly questioned the findings, signaling a rupture in Trump’s base and fueling bipartisan suspicion of a cover-up. 

This episode of Simulation Report examines Donald Trump’s justification for bombing Iran, the religious framing in his public speeches, and his claim that God saved him from an assassination attempt. 

This episode of Simulation Report examines the public backlash over the Department of Justice and FBI’s announcement that the Epstein case is officially closed, with no new arrests or revelations—and how that decision is fracturing Donald Trump’s support base while fueling Elon Musk’s rise as a third-party disruptor. 

This episode of Simulation Report examines a controversial new Idaho law banning classroom signs deemed political, including one stating “Everyone is Welcome.” The law has triggered teacher resignations and wider debate about objectivity in education, prompting criticism of perceived indoctrination and highlighting tensions over neutrality in public institutions. 

This episode of Simulation Report examines a scientific breakthrough in China, where researchers created mice using DNA from two male parents. The process involved gene editing and a surrogate female. Of 259 embryos, only two mice survived. Experts warn that human application would be unethical. 

This episode of Simulation Report examines the worsening humanitarian disaster in Gaza, growing fears over U.S. surveillance expansion under Trump, and the collapse of reform efforts linked to Elon Musk. It details Trump’s shift toward citizen-tracking tech from Palantir and frames these developments as early signs of deepening authoritarian control. 

This episode of Simulation Report continues to examine the murder of three young sisters found suffocated at a remote Washington campground, allegedly by their father, Travis Decker. The case has sparked national grief and a manhunt. The tragic events raise questions about mental illness, systemic failures, and the fragility of parental trust.