What Lies Beneath the Creepy 'Gym' on Epstein's Island? Debunking Myths and Unveiling Truths No, it’s not a ‘gym’. With tons of docs coming out from the Department of Justice, there’s always something new to uncover. Lately, everyone’s buzzing about Epstein’s island temple. What gives? Mainstream media loves to downplay it as just a gym. But let's face it, that building screams something else. Standing tall on Little Saint James Island, this cube is far from a casual workout spot. A temple, cult, or something even weirder? The temple on the highest point of Little Saint James Island. The DOJ's shots of the place might show a bit of a fixer-upper state, but when not, it's a sight to behold. Golden domes and bird statues scream anything but innocent. According to the New York Post, “Sicko financier Jeffrey Epstein’s twisted ‘Pedophile Island’ included an unnerving ‘temple’-like building featuring an elaborate ceiling mural depicting signs of the zodiac and a pair of ratty mattresses.” So, yeah, not exactly planet fitness. More like something out of a Dan Brown novel. Here’s where MSM gets it wrong: The temple wasn't falling apart. It's being taken down after the bust. Stylish stripes? Not really…

Why an English-Only Sign Got This PA Bus Driver Fired Diane Crawford, a 66-year-old from Juniata County, PA, was terminated earlier this year. But not for a driving mishap or unsafe behavior. Her offense? Posting an English-only sign on her bus. The sign read, “Out of respect to English-only students, there will be no speaking Spanish on this bus.” It landed Crawford in hot water, leading to her suspension and eventual dismissal. Crawford, who served the school district for over 30 years, insists she was misunderstood. "I do care," she tells CBS 21. But her tears and explanation fell on deaf ears. https://twitter.com/_johnnymaga/status/2002937980013650119?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Now, without her job, Crawford is struggling. She's grappled with this change, finding herself on Medicare, Medicaid, and SNAP. "I don’t know what else to do," she admits. Her intention, she says, wasn't racially driven but to ensure safety and respect among students. The fallout? Well, she admitted regret only in the wording, thinking maybe it should have said, "No bullying in any language." The district and bus service jointly stated their investigation ended as Crawford confessed to putting up the sign, understanding it didn't meet conduct standards. Juniata County School District and Rohrer Bus Service are…