And we start the day's other headlines in New York. A federal judge has approved a motion by

the Justice Department to unseal records from the grand jury investigation of Gailane Maxwell,

Jeffrey Epstein's longtime associate. Judge Paul Engelmeier had rejected such requests in the past,

but today cited a new law signed by President Trump that requires the government to release files

related to Epstein by December 19th. But he cautioned that the Maxwell files won't reveal

anything new, noting they do not reveal any heretofore unknown means or methods of Epstein's

or Maxwell's crimes. We have an update now to a story we brought you last month. The Army has filed

criminal charges against a gynecologist who has been accused of secretly filming patients. Dr. Blaine

McGraw has been charged with indecent visual recording and conduct unbecoming an officer, among

others. They stem from his work at the Fort Hood Army base in Texas. Officials say there are a total

of 44 victims. He's currently being held in a county jail in Texas. President Trump is doubling

down on threats to expand U.S. military operations against drug trafficking targets. In a wide-ranging

interview with Politico, Mr. Trump said he was open to actions in Colombia and Mexico,

and he declined repeatedly to rule out a ground invasion in Venezuela.

It comes as administration officials briefed top lawmakers today on the military's nearly two dozen strikes

against alleged drugboats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific.

Democratic lawmakers are pushing Defense Secretary Pete Hggseth to release unedited video

of a September strike in which two survivors were killed as they clung to the wreckage of their

boat.

His answer, we have to study it.

Well, in my view, they've studied it long enough, and Congress ought to be able to see it.

I told him that every member of Congress, so many members of Congress, Democrat and Republican,

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