Reuters World News Netflix buys Warner Bros, Epstein records and World Cup groups
Dec 6, 2025
Netflix makes headlines with its $72 billion acquisition of Warner Brothers Discovery. A Florida judge moves to unseal Jeffrey Epstein's grand jury transcripts, shedding light on dark secrets. The World Cup draw sparks excitement, alongside the unexpected award of a peace prize to Donald Trump. Ukraine faces a troubling demographic crisis with its declining population. Plus, advancements in AI promise to unlock ancient texts, while a heartwarming story about a child's flight deck visit brings smiles.
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Massive Media Consolidation
- Netflix is buying Warner Brothers Discovery's TV, film and streaming division for $72 billion, marking one of media's largest deals.
- The deal included a nearly $6 billion breakup fee to signal confidence in regulatory approval.
Epstein Transcripts May Reveal High-Profile Links
- A federal judge in Florida cleared the way to unseal Jeffrey Epstein grand jury transcripts that could reveal ties to prominent figures including Donald Trump.
- Both political opponents and supporters are seeking these files for transparency or political leverage.
Tiny Curaçao Drawn Against Germany
- The 2026 World Cup draw produced striking first-round matchups, like tiny Curaçao facing four-time champion Germany.
- Curacao's entire population would fit inside the stadium selected for the World Cup final, highlighting the David-vs-Goliath nature.