Bloomberg News Now December 24, 2025: Millions More Epstein Files, Russia Wants Changes to Plan, More
Dec 25, 2025
The DOJ received a million more documents related to Epstein, but transparency remains elusive. A Tesla Model 3 investigation reveals issues with hidden emergency door releases. Honduras has a new president promising to align with the U.S. and Taiwan. Record rainfall threatens Southern California with severe storms and potential evacuations. Interestingly, North Korea tests a high-altitude missile while stock markets hit record highs, driven by investor enthusiasm in a thin holiday trading environment.
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Epstein Records Still Incomplete
- The DOJ received a million additional Epstein documents and may need weeks to release them while redacting victims' names.
- Laura Davison notes the records still don't give a complete picture of Epstein's network and influence.
NHTSA Probes Tesla Door Safety
- The NHTSA opened a probe into hidden, unlabeled emergency door releases on 2022 Tesla Model 3 sedans.
- The probe adds to investigations into Model Y doors after reports of children trapped when a 12-volt battery dies.
Honduras Election Tilts Toward U.S. Allies
- Conservative Nasry Asfura won Honduras' presidency and pledges closer ties with the U.S., Taiwan, and Israel while cutting Beijing and Venezuela links.
- The result follows a chaotic, protracted vote count and signals a geopolitical shift in the region.