The Pour Over Epstein Files Released, Lower Prescription Prices, Suspended Immigration Program, & More | 12.22.25
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Dec 22, 2025 The DOJ has released heavily redacted files related to Epstein, igniting reactions from lawmakers and victims alike. Nine pharmaceutical companies are cutting drug prices, prompting discussions on healthcare accessibility. The U.S. has suspended its diversity visa lottery amid ongoing investigations. In Gaza, a famine declaration has been eased, but conditions remain critical. Additionally, U.S. airstrikes target ISIS in Syria, and cooler inflation rates spark optimism among investors. A brief recap of college football playoffs adds a sports twist!
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Partial Transparency In Epstein Files
- The DOJ released ~13,000 Epstein-related files but many pages were heavily redacted, limiting transparency.
- George suggests ultimate divine justice will expose what human systems conceal.
Major Shifts In U.S. Health Policy
- Nine pharmaceutical companies joined a price-lowering program tied to the Most Favored Nation plan to avoid tariffs.
- HHS is also proposing major changes to minors' transgender care and to the childhood vaccine schedule under RFK Jr.
Diversity Visa Program Paused
- The U.S. suspended the diversity visa lottery after links to a suspected mass shooter raised security concerns.
- George notes legal and constitutional questions arise from related cases and prosecutions.