Today on Up First Winter Games, NPR's daily video podcast.

Team USA's Alyssa Lou broke a 20-year medal drought to take home gold in women's figure skating

and a thrilling overtime gold medal win for U.S. women's hockey.

Reaction and more from behind the scenes.

Today on Up First Winter Games, you can watch us on NPR's YouTube channel.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Corva Coleman. There's new NPR reporting on the

Justice Department's Epstein files. This reveals a fuller picture of how sex offenders

Jeffrey Epstein and Gailane Maxwell used a Michigan arts camp in the 1990s to prey on young girls.

And beers Ava Berger has more.

According to files released by the DOJ, Epstein donated more than $400,000 to interlock in the center for the arts.

That included an on-campus lodge.

He and Maxwell used it during brief stays for several summers between 1994 and 2000.

They reportedly walked their small dog around campus, using it as an icebreaker to meet two young teenage girls.

One of them, now an adult, spoke to NPR on the condition of anonymity.

She said she experienced, quote, grooming behavior while unsupervised at Epstein's Lodge.

Former administrator Russ McMahon described the campus as open and welcoming at the time.

In hindsight, mistakes may have been made. Today, the campus has significantly increased security.

Eva Berger, NPR News, Washington. President Trump flew to Northwest Georgia yesterday to make remarks.

He also campaigned.

Early voting is underway for a special election to fill the seat of former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green.

There are 18 candidates in the race.

From Georgia public broadcasting, Sarah Callis reports the president has endorsed one of them.

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