Today's other headlines, the Department of Justice says it has discovered over a million more documents that are possibly related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

In a social media post, DOJ did not elaborate on when, where, or how the documents were found, but they said the new trove will take a few more weeks to process and release to the

public. That will further delay compliance with the deadline set by Congress to release all

the Epstein files by last Friday. A dozen U.S. senators have urged the Justice Department's

Inspector General to investigate this ongoing delay.

Returning to the war between Russia and Ukraine, an explosion inside Moscow today killed three people, including two police officers. It's the second deadly explosion in the

same area of the Russian capital in just the last three days. Russian investigators say two traffic officers approached an individual when a device detonated

killing them and a bystander.

Russia blames Ukraine for the attack.

Keeve has not publicly commented or claimed responsibility.

The blast occurred very close to where a car bomb killed a high-ranking Russian

general just two days earlier. The election authority of Honduras has declared Nasri

Asfura the winner of its recent embattled presidential race. President Trump endorsed Asphura days

before the November 30th election.

In the three weeks since, the contentious vote count has suffered technical problems and

allegations of fraud.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged all parties to accept the outcome, although Asfura's

opponent has not yet conceded.

Honduras' election marks the latest in a right-wing resurgence in Latin America.

Just last week, Chile chose far-right politician Jose Antonio Kost as its next president.

Back here at home, investigators are searching for what caused a massive explosion at a Philadelphia

area nursing home.

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