Summary
The U.S. House of Representatives is getting ready to vote on a bill that would make the Justice Department release files on Jeffrey Epstein. This move comes after resistance from President Trump and some Republican leaders. New information from Epstein’s emails has sparked renewed interest in the investigation.
Key Facts
- The House plans to vote on a bill related to Jeffrey Epstein's case files.
- President Donald Trump and some Republican leaders tried to block this effort.
- The Epstein investigation focuses on sex trafficking.
- The House returned to Washington after a two-month break during a government shutdown.
- New emails from Epstein have been released, adding fresh details to the case.
- Some emails claim President Trump was at Epstein’s house with a sex trafficking victim.
- Epstein was a financier who was under investigation for sex trafficking.
