Goa Fire: Luthra Brothers Move Court For Bail, Claim Thailand Trip Was For 'Business'

A new wave of images tied to Jeffrey Epstein has been released, reigniting scrutiny around one of the most disturbing scandals of the past decade. According to the transcript, the House of Democrats has released another 68 photos tied to Epstein's estate, which include 'redacted passports' and 'partial text messages'. These visuals are being released ahead of the December 19 deadline set by the Epstein Files Transparency Act, a law passed this year. The report mentions that the images show Epstein in social settings alongside high-profile individuals. The Justice Department is now facing mounting pressure to publicly release all unclassified material tied to the case.

In a horrific incident in Taipei, Taiwan, a knife-wielding attacker killed three people and injured several others. The unidentified assailant threw smoke grenades at a train station and targeted passers-by in the middle of the road.

In this special report, an unidentified speaker discusses the conclusion of a bitterly contested winter session of Parliament. The government representative defends the administration's legislative agenda against opposition claims of bulldozing bills, citing the passing of reforms related to rural employment and nuclear liability. The discussion highlights the acrimony in the House, including opposition walkouts and protests over the repeal of existing acts. The speaker also addresses the lack of debate on issues like pollution and the dynamics between the government and opposition leaders during the session.

Massive violence erupted in Bangladesh once again as mobs go on the rampage following the death and killing of a student leader, Sharif Osman Hadi.