hot off the press
The phrase "hot off the press" refers to information or news that is very recent or newly printed. It originates from the process of printing newspapers or other publications when the ink is still fresh and the paper is warm as it comes out of the printing press. Thus, it metaphorically indicates something that is fresh, recently announced, or just released.
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