Trump’s Kingdom Starts to Crumble

Just over a year into his second presidential term, President Donald Trump’s political dominance appears to be fraying, with reports of growing concern—including among mental health professionals—over what his next “unpredictable” move may be, Julia Banim reported for Mirror UK.

The latest developments have prompted visible unease—even among some voices within his typically supportive MAGA base. (Photo: Donald J. Trump Facebook) 

The concerns follow the release of a new tranche of Epstein-related files, including a complaint alleging that Trump raped a 13-year-old girl in 1994.

The anonymous accuser filed lawsuits in 2016 under the pseudonym Jane Doe but withdrew them later that year, with the final withdrawal coming shortly before the presidential election.

The document describes multiple alleged instances of sexual abuse by Trump and claims that Jeffrey Epstein was “angry that Trump was the one to take Doe’s virginity” before also raping her.

The descriptions mirror allegations made in Jane Doe’s 2016 lawsuit, according to CNN, though Trump has repeatedly denied the claims.

In 2016, Alan Garten, a lawyer for the Trump Organization, told The Guardian that the allegations were “a complete fabrication.”

The Department of Justice said in a press release on Friday that the document release “may include fake or falsely submitted images, documents, or videos, as everything sent to the FBI by the public was included in the production.”

While Trump has long been regarded as a polarizing figure known for stoking outrage and division, the latest developments have prompted visible unease—even among some voices within his typically supportive MAGA base.