Today is Tuesday, February 10th, and we'll tell you what lawmakers now say about what wasn't

included in the version of the Epstein files released to the public, and the ultimatum from Galane

Maxwell. Also, why AI experts are now getting involved in the search for Savannah Guthrie's mother.

Plus, which game has been found to protect aging brains? Why Olympians are being told to use

caution around their newly earned

medals, and how a group of monks ended up inspiring people all over the country. Those stories and

even more news coming up. Welcome to The Newsworthy, all the day's news in less than 15 minutes.

I'm Erica Mandy. Thanks so much for being here. Let's do this.

Members of Congress have started viewing the unredacted Epstein files. They got access for the

first time yesterday. And already a couple of bipartisan lawmakers say they've spotted at least

six names of men who are likely incriminated but were blacked out in the files released to the

public. They didn't say who those men are yet and instead challenged the Justice Department to do

something. That said, they threatened to reveal the names if they have to. It's not clear exactly

how those men are implicated, but the lawmakers say they're after people who actually assaulted

women and girls.

Also yesterday, lawmakers got the chance to question Jeffrey Epstein's longtime accomplice,

Galane Maxwell. She appeared virtually from prison for a closed-door deposition.

But Maxwell did not actually answer any questions and instead invoked her Fifth Amendment right.

Remember, Maxwell was already convicted

and is serving a 20-year prison sentence for helping recruit and groom underage girls, children,

for Epstein. And now one of her lawyers says she will only tell her full story, revealing everything

she knows, if President Trump grants her clemency. One thing the lawyer did say was that both President Trump and former President Clinton

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