SERETIS NOTES

  Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's initial choices for his senior staff clearly indicate what his administration will look like: a City Hall led by a mix of moderate veterans from Mayor Bill de Blasio's team and a standout group of radicals from the national hard-left movement. By the time the residents of New York realize the impact of Mamdani’s decisions, it may be too late, and they will be left with their so-called savior.

  A fresh and controversial chapter in the Jeffrey Epstein saga has emerged with the Justice Department's release of previously unseen photos involving former President Bill Clinton. This release coincides with questions about files reportedly missing from the department's website. The newly released documents offer a detailed glimpse into the social circle around the late financier. Notably, one photograph shows Clinton in a hot tub with an obscured individual. Other images depict the former president traveling on a private plane with music icons Michael Jackson and Diana Ross, and an unidentified woman sitting on Clinton's lap. How can Clinton dispute the evidence from these pictures? How can he claim it's a setup or blame Trump? Here is a man who denied having any inappropriate contact in the Oval Office with Monica Lewinsky

  NATO ally, the Czech Republic, has reportedly developed a new weapon capable of striking deep into Russia, according to reports. These missiles, set to be transferred to Ukraine, are expected to commence combat trials on the front line next month. This development is likely to escalate tensions between NATO and Russia, which initiated a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. You think Russia will just sit there watching this new weapon being deployed?