What were the top stories this week?
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This week’s top stories include Cincinnati City Council planning a new youth curfew after violence, the EU exploring new financial aid options for Ukraine, Brazil hosting COP30 with record indigenous participation, new scrutiny of Trump’s ties to Epstein, federal agents’ controversial tactics at immigration protests, Ukraine’s withdrawal in the southeast amid Russian advances, and redistricting battles that could reshape the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Trump named hundreds of times in newly released Epstein files
- Thousands of pages of Epstein documents were released by the House Oversight Committee, raising questions about Trump's relationship with Epstein. 19s
- Epstein's emails and texts mention Trump hundreds of times, with Epstein making critical remarks and suggesting Trump knew about his activities. 39s
- Trump has denied any wrongdoing, calling the allegations a hoax and stating he had no knowledge of Epstein's crimes. 1m 2s
- Epstein survivor Annie Farmer and some lawmakers are calling for the full release of all Epstein case files to the public. 2m 18s
- A bill to require the release of Epstein files is set for a vote in the House, with enough support expected for it to pass. 2m 54s
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen presents options for Ukraine aid, including a reparations loan using immobilised Russian assets and other funding mechanisms, as Ukraine faces urgent financial needs.
Cincinnati City Council proposes a new curfew zone on Short Vine after recent youth violence, shifting focus from Fountain Square. The move is supported by local business owners and aims to keep minors away from late-night areas.
