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Available reporting shows virtually no Democratic opposition to releasing Jeffrey Epstein files in the November 18, 2025 House vote: all House Democrats present voted for the Epstein Files Transparenc...
Yes — a substantial number of House Republicans voted to compel the Justice Department to release Jeffrey Epstein files: the House passed the bill 427–1 with nearly the entire Republican conference vo...
The claim that “over 200 FBI agents were at the Capitol riot” traces to statements by Representative Clay Higgins and later media reports asserting large numbers of plainclothes or undercover FBI pers...
The House voted 427–1 to pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act, with Rep. Clay Higgins (R‑La.) recorded as the lone “no” vote and several members not voting; the near‑unanimous result was widely rep...
The House voted 427–1 to pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act, with virtually every Democrat voting “yes” and Rep. Clay Higgins (R‑La.) the lone “no”; a small number of members did not vote (two Re...
There is no official, public roster of sitting Members of Congress who have disclosed holding a second citizenship because federal law does not require Members to report foreign citizenship, and repor...
The House voted 427–1 on November 18, 2025 to compel the Justice Department to release its Jeffrey Epstein files; only Representative Clay Higgins (R-La.) voted “no,” and five members did not vote (vo...
The House passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act 427–1 on Nov. 18, 2025; Rep. Clay Higgins (R‑La.) was the lone “no” vote, arguing the bill would “reveal and injure thousands of innocent people” an...
If you want the official House roll‑call and the bill text for the measure that passed to compel release of Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein, contemporary news reporting identifies the meas...
Only one member of Congress voted against the House measure to release Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein: Representative Clay Higgins (R-La.), who cast the lone “no” vote in a 427–1 ...
The House voted 427–1 to compel the Justice Department to release files related to Jeffrey Epstein; Rep. Clay Higgins was the lone "no" vote (vote totals reported as 427–1) . Multiple outlets report t...
The Dual Citizenship Disclosure Act family of proposals would force members of Congress or candidates for federal office who hold citizenship in another country to disclose that status to ethics commi...
After Charlie Kirk’s assassination, senior Republicans and administration officials urged employers and platforms to punish people who celebrated or mocked his death, and dozens to hundreds of employe...
The House approved the Epstein Files Transparency Act by a 427–1 margin after a discharge-petition push that overcame months of GOP leadership resistance; Speaker Mike Johnson ultimately voted with th...
House floor and committee votes over 2025 repeatedly split largely along party lines: Democrats pushed multiple procedural moves and amendments to force public release of Justice Department files rela...
Public reporting so far does not compile a definitive list of every public figure named in the freshly released or soon-to-be-released “Epstein files,” nor does it comprehensively catalogue who among ...
Available reporting in the provided sources lists a few specific congressional figures who appear in the Epstein document disclosures or were discussed in connection with Epstein: President Trump (not...
Available reporting shows several high-profile Republicans have been swept into congressional scrutiny tied to newly public Epstein materials — most notably votes, internal probes and public pressure ...
Available reporting tied to the recent release and debate over the “Epstein files” highlights a small set of current and former Republican politicians who are publicly implicated or discussed in conne...
Reporting around the November 2025 push to release Jeffrey Epstein files centers on how Republicans responded — from President Donald Trump’s public reversals to most House GOP members voting to discl...