From CNN, I'm Erin Matthewson with the five things you need to know for Tuesday, December 23rd.

The Justice Department released another batch of files tied to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation late last night.

President Donald Trump's name appears in those documents, along with convicted sex offender Larry Nasser,

Epsine Associate Galane Maxwell, and a person

identified only as A, who appears to have ties to the British royal family. The president has not

been accused of any criminal wrongdoing related to Epstein. The newly released records also include

emails, detailing exchanges between Maxwell and the individual known as A.

CNN's Kara Fox has more.

That's right, Aaron.

There's actually two sets of emails.

In 2001, someone using the alias A writes Stick Aline Maxwell from Balmoral.

That's the royal family Scottish residents, asking if she's, quote, found me some new inappropriate friends.

Then in early 2002, emails show Maxwell helping plan a trip to Peru between A and a local handler.

For the latest on the release documents, check out CNN.com.

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