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Epstein bombshell: DOJ finds over one million more files

The Justice Department says investigators uncovered more than one million additional documents potentially tied to Jeffrey Epstein, delaying the full public release and prompting senators to demand audits and transparency into the review process

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1,000,000+ - Potential Epstein documents newly uncovered by the DOJ

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"Merry Christmas to all, including Radical Left Scum" — President Donald Trump

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DOJ finds over one million additional Epstein documents

The Justice Department disclosed a major expansion of documents tied to the Jeffrey Epstein probe and warned the public rollout will be delayed while officials review a vast new trove. Congressional leaders and watchdogs are demanding audits and answers about the handling and timing of disclosures.

Bombing in Moscow kills three including police officers

A series of explosions and drone strikes rocked Moscow, killing civilians and police and prompting an intensive investigation. Russian authorities report dozens of repelled drones and are probing links to recent high profile attacks.

Zelensky proposes demilitarized zone in Donbas

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky presented a new compromise offering demilitarized zones and troop withdrawals in parts of the east as part of a fresh peace initiative. Western backers and Kyiv are negotiating terms as battlefield gains and territorial disputes remain key hurdles.

Thirteen countries condemn Israel approval of West Bank settlements

International condemnation followed Israel's approval of new West Bank settlements while violence spread across the frontiers. Airstrikes struck southern Lebanon and ceasefire violations in Gaza increased regional tensions and diplomatic backlash from allies.

North Korea releases images of alleged nuclear powered submarine

North Korea showcased apparent progress in naval and missile programs with state media images of a large nuclear‑powered submarine hull and test firings of long‑range missiles. International alarm rose as Pyongyang framed the moves as defensive deterrence.

White House orders two month focus on Venezuela oil quarantine

The White House ordered a concentrated two month effort to exert economic and military pressure around Venezuelan oil shipments, triggering a maritime manhunt for fleeing tankers and reinforcements from the Coast Guard. Caracas denounced the moves as aggression.

US bars five Europeans over alleged online censorship

Washington imposed visa bans and sanctions on European officials and researchers it accused of participating in extraterritorial censorship of American platforms. The moves sparked sharp diplomatic pushback and threats of retaliation from EU capitals.

Trump backed Nasry Asfura declared winner in Honduras

Honduras concluded a contested vote with the Trump‑backed Nasry Asfura declared the winner after a weeks‑long count that drew international attention. Washington urged acceptance even as opposition complaints and recount questions linger.

Newsom declares state of emergency as storms batter Southern California

A powerful atmospheric river and related storms pummeled Southern California, prompting a multi county state of emergency and life threatening flood and mudslide warnings in areas scarred by wildfires. Travel disruptions and evacuations expanded across the region.

Explosion collapses Pennsylvania nursing home killing at least two

Investigators are examining a deadly explosion that collapsed part of a Pennsylvania nursing home, killing residents and injuring others. Authorities are probing a suspected gas leak and searching debris to determine the exact cause.

BREAKING ICE agents open fire at vehicle in Maryland injuring two

A federal ICE operation in suburban Maryland ended with agents opening fire on a vehicle that police say tried to ram officers. Multiple people were hospitalized and local authorities are reviewing the use of force and the operation's details.

Accused National Guard shooter hit with federal murder charge

Federal prosecutors moved to try the suspect accused in the National Guard ambush in federal court where prosecutors say the death penalty could be considered. New charges expand the scope of the case amid national security scrutiny.

Supreme Court blocks Texas National Guard deployment

The Supreme Court blocked parts of the administration's National Guard deployments, rejecting broad federal authority to federalize state troops for domestic operations. The decision and Justice Alito's dissent underscore a new legal limit on deployment powers.

Nvidia agrees roughly twenty billion dollar deal to acquire Groq assets

Wall Street and the AI chip market saw major moves as Nvidia struck a headline acquisition and licensing deal tied to Groq technology. Markets reacted to the surge of M&A and staffing shifts in the AI hardware race.

Pentagon report says China has loaded over one hundred ICBMs into silos

A Pentagon assessment warns of China’s growing strategic strike capability including expanded silo deployments of intercontinental missiles and a range of tools to pressure Taiwan. The analysis highlights a tense shift in Beijing's posture.

Iran refuses nuclear site inspections after bombing

Iran refused to permit inspections of bombed nuclear sites, demanding new international guidelines from the IAEA first. The standoff complicates diplomacy and raises questions about verification after recent strikes on facilities.

Senators call for audit of DOJ Epstein file release

Lawmakers from both parties escalated pressure on the Justice Department over its handling of the Epstein files after new documents surfaced. Senators demanded audits while prominent Republicans voiced public dissatisfaction with the DOJ timeline and transparency.

Russian forces capture another Ukrainian town amid advances

Russian forces continued to press forward on multiple front lines picking up strategic towns as Kyiv adjusts positions. The advances raise fresh alarm in Western capitals and shape the diplomacy around any peace proposals.

Saudi Arabia demands Yemen separatists withdraw from two provinces

Saudi Arabia ordered separatist forces in parts of Yemen to withdraw amid growing strain in the coalition and stepped up demands for control over two governorates. The escalation underscores collapsing coalition cohesion and a fragile security situation.

Algeria passes law declaring French colonisation a crime

Algeria's parliament passed a unanimous law declaring French colonisation a crime and opened a new chapter in demands for historical reckoning and reparations. The move will reshape diplomatic relations with Paris and fuel domestic debates over memory and justice.

Suicide blast at mosque in Maiduguri kills five and wounds dozens

Multiple deadly blasts struck mosques in northeastern Nigeria killing and wounding worshippers during evening prayers and prompting security crackdowns. Authorities reported multiple attacks in Maiduguri and launched investigations into suspected suicide bombings.

Rescue helicopter crashes on Mount Kilimanjaro killing five

A rescue helicopter on Mount Kilimanjaro crashed during an operation and all five people aboard were killed. The accident is under investigation as authorities seek to determine causes in difficult mountainous conditions.

Bangladesh opposition leader returns after 17 years in exile

Bangladesh's opposition heir returned after nearly 17 years in exile in a move that reshapes the run up to elections and could shift the country's volatile politics. The return is expected to mobilize supporters and heighten tensions ahead of polls.

Arkansas ticket wins 1.817 billion dollar Powerball jackpot

A single winning Powerball ticket matched the huge Christmas Eve jackpot creating one of the largest lottery payouts in US history. Authorities and lottery officials are confirming the winner and outlining the prize claim process.

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