Congress Votes to Release Epstein Files as Survivor Speaks Out

Congress has approved the release of long-sealed documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. This decision comes after years of pressure from victims and advocates. A survivor of Epstein's abuse stated, "we have been waiting for so long" for this transparency. The released files are expected to provide further details about the financier's network of associates. In a separate story, a retiree has discovered a new purpose by becoming a volunteer Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). This role involves providing urgent medical care in his community. He now answers emergency calls, using his free time to help others. His story highlights a growing trend of seniors pursuing impactful second acts in their retirement.