Reuters World News Clinton in Epstein files, Jake Paul and America hits IS
Dec 20, 2025
The U.S. Justice Department unveils heavily-redacted Epstein files, stirring political tensions involving Clinton. Anthony Joshua delivers a shocking knockout to Jake Paul live on Netflix. Meanwhile, government employees who resigned in protest under Trump are now campaigning for Congress. Iraq faces a wheat crisis due to upstream dam issues. On a tech front, businesses are grappling with the unrealized promises of AI. Amidst all this, a treasured 101-year-old barista keeps Italy's espresso tradition alive.
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Epstein Files Show Redactions And Focus
- The DOJ released thousands of Epstein-related documents but many pages are heavily redacted and at least 100 pages are fully blacked out.
- The files mention Bill Clinton extensively while making minimal references to Donald Trump, prompting controversy over politicized focus.
U.S. Strikes Islamic State Targets
- The U.S. launched massive strikes on Islamic State targets in Syria as retaliation for an attack on U.S. personnel.
- The strikes followed the document release and were presented by President Trump as a strong military response.
Joshua's Sixth-Round Knockout
- Anthony Joshua knocked out Jake Paul in the sixth round, handing Paul a suspected broken jaw in a widely watched Netflix stream.
- Observers said Paul held up early but Joshua proved decisively superior, reducing calls for a rematch.