The US is trying to address truck pollution.

Plus, Elon Musk says he'll step down as the head of Twitter.

That's some of what would get to on the 7th from the Washington Post.

I'm Jeff Pierre. It's Wednesday, December 21st, and

happy Winter Solstice everyone. Now let's get you caught up with today's seven stories. Number one, Donald Trump's tax returns will finally be made public.

A House panel yesterday voted to release six years of the former president's financial

information, ending a political and legal battle that lasted for more than three years.

The clerk will report the tally?

Mr. Chairman, on this vote, I have 24 yeas, 16 no's.

Trump broke with tradition by refusing to make his tax returns public as a candidate and then as president. The release

which is expected in the coming days could help explain why. And something else

to watch today. The January 6th Committee is set to publish its final report.

It's expected to focus on Trump's role in the 2021 Capitol attack. Number two, Ukraine's

Ukraine's president will visit Washington today.

Valotemir Zelensky is set to meet with President Biden and make a big speech to Congress and his first

public international trip since Russia invaded his country in February.

During the visit, Biden will commit to sending Ukraine the most advanced air defense weapon the US has.

Number three.

Elon Musk says he's stepping down as Twitter's CEO.

Earlier this week, Musk put out a Twitter poll asking whether he should resign.

The Twitter verse voted to see him out.

It's the latest blow to his image

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