Tim Pierce

A New York court has released what appears to be a suicide note left by the late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

The note begins, quote, they investigated for months, found nothing.

A couple lines later, it says, it is a treat to be able to choose one's time to say goodbye.

The note has stayed in a vault of a New York courthouse for seven years.

It was kept hidden from the public because of an unrelated case of the prisoner who found it.

On Wednesday, a judge made it public after a request from the New York Times.

Despite Iran's attempt to block the Strait of Hormuz, some tankers have snuck through.

Daily Wire contributor Tim Pierce has more.

Reality TV star Spencer Pratt has emerged the clear winner after last night's heated L.A.

mayoral debate.

An NBC poll released this morning showed 89% of viewers rated him the winner.

Daily Wire lifestyle reporter Lauren Baer has the details.

The Justice Department is suing Colorado over restrictive gun laws.

Daily Wire homepage managing editor Jordan Schroeder has the details.

Democrats in California's assembly approved a bill that critics say could block public release of an audit into the state's high-speed rail.

The San Francisco to LA line was originally projected to cost $33 billion and be completed by 2020.

It has since ballooned to an estimated cost of $231 billion,

And now skeptical officials say state Democrats want to hide how the project went so far off the rails.

The bill would allow the inspector general to keep the results of his audit hidden if the report, quote, would pose a substantial and articulable risk to the project or to state operations if publicly disclosed.

Those are your drive home updates this evening.