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The House Oversight Committee has released footage of last week's depositions of Bill and Hillary Clinton as part of their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.

Clinton flew with Epstein in his private plane four times between 2002 and 2003, but says the trips were for humanitarian purposes.

Clinton says that he ended the relationship years before Epstein pleaded guilty in 2008 to paying an underage girl for sex.

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Chester County's CEO has left the job, a little over a year after taking the reins -- and after a major election snafu.

David Byerman is out, but the county has not given a reason for his departure. That's according to the Inquirer, which obtained an email sent from Chester County Commissioners to staff announcing leadership changes.

The deputy administrator, Eric Walschburger, has been appointed the new boss.

Byerman was CEO during the election in November when a county pollbook printing mistake forced thousands of voters to cast provisional ballots.

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Philadelphia is one of five cities on the short list to host the 2028 Democratic National Convention.

Officials have announced that Philly, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago and Denver are the frontrunners. Democratic National Committee leadership will visit each of those cities this spring to assess the logistics of each bid.

The convention will take place between Aug. 7 and 10, 2028.

The DNC did not say when it will announce which city has been chosen.

Philadelphia has hosted the convention three times, most recently in 2016.

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A Chester County business could face fines after officials said it was the source of a "milky white discharge" that polluted a West Goshen Township creek.

One person was killed and another was hurt as several homes went up in flames in Bucks County. It happened around 6 p.m. Monday along Dorrance Street in Bristol.

The fire chief says it was difficult for crews to get inside the house because downed power lines were sparking.

The fire appears to have destroyed two homes and damaged the neighboring properties. It's unclear how it started.

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Nine firefighters were injured while responding to a fire that tore through several rowhomes in the Wynnefield section of West Philadelphia. As KYW's Tim Jimenez reports, there was a collapse and the firefighters were trapped and had to be rescued.

A major study examined the mortality gap between men and women. KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough has more.

After calling elections for nearly 200 years, the Associated Press says it's giving its election data to Kalshi.

The prediction market now joins a global network of news organizations and other customers who rely on the AP's elections data and information.

The AP announced last October that it would also provide election results to other news outlets, including ABC, CBS, CNN and NBC.

In a statement, the AP says it's pleased to be working with Kalshi, and this will help expand its reach by "meeting audiences where they are."

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Financial literacy will be a required subject for schools in New Jersey under a bill advancing in Trenton.

The Senate Education Committee approved the bill today that requires districts to implement a standalone, one-semester financial literacy course as a condition to graduate.

Bill sponsors say students need to be better prepared for making real-world financial decisions.

This would first apply to students entering 12th grade, two years after the bill is signed into law.

No date has been set for a full vote.

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A long-vacant public housing complex in West Philadelphia is getting a makeover, including hundreds of new units. KYW Newsradio’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports officials broke ground on the project Monday.

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