Last week, the Justice Department (DoJ) concluded that Epstein killed himself, did not have clients, and implicated no one in his crimes. To address doubt about those findings, the DoJ released the “raw” 11-hour video from a camera positioned outside Epstein’s cell

Yet the timer on the footage jumps from 11:58:58 PM to 12:00:00 AM; the footage appears to show a different cell door than that reported in 2019; and Wired found that, “The footage…appears to have been assembled from at least two source clips, saved multiple times, exported, and then uploaded to the DOJ’s website, where it was presented as ‘raw’ footage”

Wired said the findings did not prove manipulation and that the video “may have simply been processed for public release using available software, with no modifications beyond stitching together two clips.” Yet the author added: “But the absence of a clear explanation for the processing of the file using professional editing software complicates the Justice Department’s narrative”

The situation has prompted widespread accusations that the administration is enabling a cover-up. On Friday, Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino – formerly a major proponent of Epstein-related theories – skipped work and reportedly threatened to resign over the situation

Trump has repeatedly downplayed any concerns about Epstein, posting this weekend: “[Let’s] not waste Time and Energy on Jeffrey Epstein, somebody that nobody cares about”

After initially pausing arms and intelligence sharing with Ukraine to bring it to the negotiating table, Trump is now saying that Putin is the actual obstacle to peace

Last week, Trump said, “We get a lot of bullshit thrown at us by Putin, if you want to know the truth. He’s very nice all the time, but it turns out to be meaningless”

On Friday, Trump confirmed that the US would be sending additional Patriot missiles to Ukraine, his first time expanding support to the country

“We are going to be sending Patriots to Nato and then Nato will distribute that,” Trump said

Patriots – one of the few systems capable of shooting down hypersonic ballistic missiles – are among the US’ most advanced air defense systems and comprise a vital part of Ukraine’s missile defense

The news came after a week during which Russia waged one of its most intense aerial campaigns against Ukraine. It’s also conducting offensives in eastern and southern Ukraine, and has amassed 50,000+ troops near Sumy, a city in northeastern Ukraine

Last week, an Economist analysis found that Russia is currently experiencing a higher death toll than at any other point during the war

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On June 12, a London-bound Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed just after takeoff from India’s Ahmedabad airport. The first crash involving a Boeing 787, its cause hasn’t been established

On Friday, a preliminary Indian investigation mentioned that both fuel-control switches went from "run" to "cutoff" within seconds of each other just after liftoff, cutting fuel supply to both engines

The report noted: “In the cockpit voice recording, one of the pilots is heard asking the other why did he cutoff…The other pilot responded that he did not do so.” Both switches were turned back on around 10 seconds later, but the engines couldn't restart and regain thrust quickly enough

US pilots familiar with the 787 were quoted as saying that the fuel-control switches have protective guards and mechanical mechanisms that would make them difficult to move accidentally. However, the FAA has noted the "potential disengagement" of such features on Boeing 737s, a different plane with a similar mechanism to the 787

The report didn’t reach any final conclusions about what factors led to the accident

While it established that the fuel switches were turned off, it didn’t make clear whether an accident or intentional act caused the movement

GHF took over aid distribution from the UN in May, establishing IDF-protected hubs where Palestinians can gather for food. On Friday, the UN human rights office released a report that found that 798 Palestinians were killed near GHF sites between May 27 and July 7

GHF called the report "false and misleading” and said that it had been far more effective in delivering aid to Palestinians than the UN

The report came days after the UN’s World Food Programme acknowledged that “most” of its aid trucks had been intercepted by “hungry civilian communities”

The UN report follows a report by Haaretz, one of Israel's leading newspapers, that found “the army has deliberately fired at Palestinians near aid distribution sites over the past month”

Haaretz quoted one Israeli soldier as saying, "It's a killing field…Where I was stationed, between one and five people were killed every day. They're treated like a hostile force – no crowd-control measures, no tear gas – just live fire with everything imaginable: heavy machine guns, grenade launchers, mortars. Then, once the center opens, the shooting stops, and they know they can approach. Our form of communication is gunfire"

Israel’s prime minister and defense minister called the report’s claims “blood libels”