State investigators have intensified their scrutiny of a $35,000 transfer, issuing new subpoenas and conducting fresh interviews this week. The Department of the Attorney General’s Special Investigations and Prosecution Division remains focused on uncovering details that could point to potential public corruption.

House Republicans on the Oversight Committee have subpoenaed the estate of Jeffrey Epstein, demanding documents referred to as a “birthday book” and a “client list.” Multiple outlets, including CNN and The Hill, report that the committee also plans to interview a former Labor secretary in connection with its investigation.