The Pour Over Government Back in Business, More Epstein Emails Released, Top Ukrainian Officials Resign, & More | 11.14.25
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Nov 14, 2025 The longest government shutdown in history is finally over, allowing federal workers to return. Newly released Epstein emails stir controversy as they mention Trump and push for more disclosures. In Ukraine, top officials resign amid a corruption scandal tied to energy reforms. Major protests erupt as Starbucks baristas strike on a significant day. Meanwhile, Venezuela conducts military drills in response to U.S. Naval activity, and Blue Origin's rocket launch is delayed due to solar storm concerns.
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Shutdown's Immediate Toll And Eternal Perspective
- The longest U.S. government shutdown lasted nearly 43 days and disrupted federal services and data reporting.
- Romans 8:18 frames the shutdown's suffering as temporary compared to eternal hope.
New Epstein Documents And Calls For Discernment
- House Democrats released previously unseen Epstein emails referencing President Trump and tens of thousands more pages followed.
- The hosts urge discernment and point listeners to trust Christ for ultimate truth and justice.
Ukraine Officials Resign Amid Energoatom Scandal
- Ukraine's energy and justice ministers resigned amid a $100 million kickback corruption probe tied to Energoatom.
- Zelensky acknowledged public outrage and stressed transparency given wartime energy vulnerabilities.
