Today’s facts 11-19-2025
Today’s facts …
The Senate has voted to release the Epstein files. Some may be withheld due to ongoing investigations or sensitive victim data.
Trump unveiled a plan to dismantle the Education Department shifting most support roles to the Labor Department.
Trump said “things happen” in regards to the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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A panel of federal judges has ruled Texas cannot use a new congressional map drawn by Republicans. It is now with The Supreme Court.
A 16-year FBI employee has filed a lawsuit claiming he was fired for displaying a Pride flag near his desk.
Texas officials released 1,400 pages of emails between Gov. Greg Abbott’s office and Elon Musk’s companies with all but 200 completely blacked out.
Fatal drug overdoses each year are far fewer than the amount Trump suggests have been saved by the recent boat strikes.
The majority of corporate Trump ballroom donors are each represented by 3 lobbying firms presenting a major conflict of interest.
The US Department of Energy will loan $1 billion to help the restart of the PA Three Mile Island nuclear power plant.
Ford is recalling 2025–2026 Bronco and Bronco Sport vehicles because a software glitch can hide key instrument-panel info like warning lights and speed.
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Honda is recalling Accord Hybrids from 2023–2025 because a software flaw can cause the cars to lose power.
The DOJ admits charges against James Comey that are currently on the court docket were not reviewed by the full grand jury.
Rates of whooping cough are surging in Texas, Florida, California, and Oregon.
A new FIFA Pass fast-tracks World Cup visitors giving them priority visa processing and State Department interviews.
A mutated strain of the flu is surging worldwide, sparking concerns about a severe flu season.
The Royal Mint has released a coin honoring Queen’s Freddie Mercury.
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