Every so often, a set of numbers comes along that tells a story louder than any headline. You don’t need a Ph.D. or a government grant to understand it. All you need is the same thing every rancher, schoolteacher, and café regular in this country was born with: a built‑in sense for when something just doesn’t look right.Here are the figures that have been making the rounds:
Jeffrey Epstein’s death — only 25% of Americans believe the official suicide story. Half the country calls it murder, and 70% think the government is hiding something.