Epstein Secrets

ions on TikTok Over Security Concerns Reuters (12/15, Shepardson) reported that Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Thursday she had yet to decide whether the U.S. House of Representatives will join the Senate in backing legislation to bar federal government employees from using Chinese-owned TikTok on government-owned devices. "We're

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overnmental Affairs Committee EFTA00160836 US House of Representatives • Business Meeting: H. Res. H. Rept. 117-200Resolution Recommending That The House Of Representatives Find Jeffrey Bossert Clark In Contempt Of Congress For Refusal To Comply With A Subpoena Duly Issued By The Select Committee To Investigate The Janu

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ciated Press (11/18, Groves) reported that the US Congress has voted almost unanimously to release Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein, with the House of Representatives passing the measure 427-1 and the Senate swiftly approving it. According to the articles, the bill is expected to be sent to President Donald Trump

rs to hold those responsible accountable and to have the case files made public. Additional reporting on the story was published by ABC News (11/18, Hutzler, Pecorin) (2), Axlos (11/18, Neukam), BBC (11/18, Faguy), CBS News (11/18, Kates) (2), CNBC (11/18, Breuninger), CNN (11/18, Perez, Lybrand, Rabinow

, Stein). Continued Reporting: After Trump Reversal, US House Pushes Forward on Epstein Vote Reuters (11/17, Morgan, Erickson, Allen) reported that the US House of Representatives is set to vote on releasing investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein, a late sex offender, after President Donald Trump dropped his opposition. Trump'

ed concerns about the departments independence and the politicization of Justice. Additional reporting on the story was provided by ABC News (11/17, Hutzler), Axlos (11/17, Santaliz, Nichols), BBC (11/17, Debusmann Jr), CNBC (11/17, Mangan), CNN (11/17, Cancryn), The Atlantic (11/17, Graham), Associated