World Report Tuesday's top stories in 10 minutes
Dec 23, 2025
The release of thousands of new files on Jeffrey Epstein raises red flags about redactions and implications. A significant Russian drone attack on Ukraine leaves casualties and damages infrastructure. In Canada, a referendum on Alberta's potential separation gains approval, stirring heated discussions. Meanwhile, a Windsor-made Dodge Charger wins major American awards, boosting local jobs and market relevance. Lastly, two autism service dogs graduate in Canada, showcasing their vital role in aiding emotional regulation for families.
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New Epstein Files Reshape Known Connections
- The DOJ released a massive 11,000-file dump that reveals more flight logs showing Donald Trump flew on Jeffrey Epstein's plane multiple times in the 1990s.
- The documents don't prove wrongdoing but reshape our view of Trump's earlier relationship with Epstein and remain heavily redacted.
DOJ Warning and Victim Concerns Over Redactions
- The Justice Department says tens of thousands of documents have been released but warns some contain untrue or sensational claims about Trump.
- Victims worry redactions are imperfect and that their names are appearing for the first time amid the releases.
Major Russian Strike Targets Ukraine's Infrastructure
- Russia launched dozens of missiles and over 650 drones in a targeted attack on Ukraine's energy and civilian infrastructure, killing at least three people.
- Volodymyr Zelensky urged world leaders to push the Kremlin toward peace and stop the killing.