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DOJ Could Have Deployed Thousands of Lawyers to Review Epstein Files But Did Not
The Department of Justice possessed both the authority and resources to release comprehensive Jeffrey Epstein-related documents but apparently chose not to utilize them, according to a former federal prosecutor with extensive experience in high-profile cases.
Russia Launches Massive Christmas Attack on Ukraine as Peace Talks Stall
Russia launched one of its most devastating assaults on Ukraine in recent months, sending more than 600 drones and nearly 40 missiles into Ukrainian airspace in the early hours of Tuesday morning. The attack, which came just two days before Christmas, killed at least four people including one child and left dozens more wounded across the country.
Around America
3 inmates captured in Florida after escape from jail near Atlanta
Three inmates who escaped from a Georgia county jail were later apprehended in Florida following a multi‑state manhunt, with authorities crediting coordinated efforts for the capture. Officials have not yet detailed how the inmates managed to break out but say no further escapes are suspected.
DOJ sues Illinois' governor over laws protecting immigrants at courthouses and hospitals
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and state Attorney General Kwame Raoul, challenging new state laws that bar civil immigration arrests near courthouses, hospitals, universities and day‑care centers. The DOJ argues the measures undermine federal immigration authority and officer safety, while immigrant advocates say the laws protect vulnerable community members.
Trump says US still actively pursuing oil tanker linked to Venezuela that fled from Coast Guard
The U.S. Coast Guard is actively pursuing a sanctioned oil tanker, believed to be part of Venezuela’s sanctions‑evasion “dark fleet,” after attempts to board the ship in international waters near Venezuela. Officials say the vessel was flying a false flag and is under a judicial seizure order as the U.S. seeks to enforce sanctions in the region.
Ohio governor ‘reluctantly’ signs bill eliminating grace period for late ballots
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed a bill removing the state’s mail‑in voting grace period, which had allowed ballots arriving shortly after Election Day to still be counted. Supporters say the change improves election integrity, while critics argue it could disenfranchise voters who face postal delays.