Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie says he is close to securing 218 signatures in the House to force a vote on releasing Jeffrey Epstein’s federal investigation files. If he reaches that threshold, the discharge petition would bring the matter to the floor for further debate and potential disclosure.
A statue depicting President Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein stood for just one day on the National Mall before its abrupt removal. Although it had permission to remain until Sunday night, the reasons for its unexpected departure remain unclear.
FBI Director Kash Patel addressed the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in his opening statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee. He also outlined his vision for FBI leadership and commented on the agency’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case.
The estate of Jeffrey Epstein has turned over a bundle of subpoenaed documents, including a “birthday book,” to the House Oversight Committee. Representative Robert Garcia announced the handover on X, hinting at further investigation into the late financier’s dealings.
Representative Massie vows to press on with his resolution related to Jeffrey Epstein, despite 33,000 recently released files that many conservatives find inadequate. A petition to force a vote on the House floor could reach the necessary signatures by Wednesday morning, setting the stage for a potentially pivotal debate.
In an effort to demonstrate openness, the Justice Department released transcripts of its No. 2 official’s interviews with Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-girlfriend. This move follows fierce criticism of the Trump administration over an earlier refusal to release more records in the high-profile sex-trafficking case.
In newly released transcripts, Ghislaine Maxwell offers insight into her dealings with Jeffrey Epstein, praises former President Donald Trump, and denies witnessing any sexual misconduct. She also addresses persistent rumors around a so-called “black book,” expresses doubt about Epstein’s death, and rejects allegations involving Bill Clinton and Britain’s Prince Andrew.
A key committee in the U.S. House of Representatives is preparing to release Justice Department records linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The move could shed new light on how the DOJ handled this high-profile case and what details remain undisclosed.
Former President Donald Trump has been informed that his name appears in Jeffrey Epstein’s files, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. Details about the nature of his mention remain undisclosed, raising questions about his connection to the late financier.
Ex-federal prosecutors warn that the Justice Department’s request to unseal grand jury transcripts in the Jeffrey Epstein case may not deliver significant new information, potentially disappointing public expectations for fresh revelations.
