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DOJ says Epstein Files release could take weeks longer

The U.S. Department of Justice says it may take several more weeks to complete the release of all documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, further delaying compliance with a Dec. 19 deadline set by Congress. In a statement released Wednesday, the DOJ said the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, along with the FBI, identified more than one million additional documents that could be relevant to the case. The department did not specify when it was first informed about the newly discovered files. The Justice Department said its attorneys are working “around the clock” to review the materials and make legally required redactions under a law passed nearly unanimously by Congress last month.

Two dead in Palestinian attack in Israel, Israeli authorities say

Georgia’s Election Board Owes Rudy Giuliani an Apology & Cash After Revelation of 315K Illegal Votes

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Ukraine, US negotiators discussed how to bring peace closer, Zelenskiy says

Democratic governors call on Trump administration to lift freeze on offshore wind projects

White House to present plans for Trump’s East Wing ballroom in January

Kremlin says Putin wished Trump a Merry Christmas

Reclaiming Western Civilization

Today’s show is a no-holds-barred examination of the philosophical and cultural spine of Western civilization—and why it’s cracking. Josh Hammer and Melanie Phillips, author of the new book, "The Builders Stone", sound the alarm on the rapid erosion of Judeo-Christian values, exposing how radical ideologies are undermining the very foundations that built the West. They lay out the indispensable contributions of Judaism and Christianity to our moral and political order, dissect the geopolitical chaos we now face, and argue why reconnecting with these principles is not optional but essential for survival. The conversation also confronts the hard question of Islam’s compatibility with Western norms and digs into the cultural and ideological battles that will determine the future of the West.