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U.S. Representative from California
The Biden White House did not force open the Justice Department’s Epstein investigation files largely because senior Democrats publicly defended DOJ independence and because prosecutors cited legal li...
A series of audio recordings attributed to Sasha/Sascha Riley have circulated widely since late 2025, alleging severe trafficking and abuse connected to Jeffrey Epstein’s network, but as of January 20...
The Biden White House did not force the Justice Department to publish the so‑called “Epstein files” largely because DOJ officials and senior Democrats insisted on prosecutorial independence and legal ...
House Democrats and some Republicans recently released batches of emails and documents related to Jeffrey Epstein; those releases and a discharge petition to force a vote were framed by Democrats as r...
Christine “Fang Fang” Fang is a Chinese national whom U.S. counterintelligence officials and investigative reporting say targeted up‑and‑coming U.S. politicians—mostly in California—between roughly 20...
Multiple Biden-era strikes were carried out without a new, specific congressional authorization: the administration notified Congress of some strikes but did not seek pre‑authorization for actions suc...
Multiple actors have controlled access to portions of the “Epstein files” at different times: Jeffrey Epstein’s estate and the Department of Justice withheld and later produced large batches of docume...
Since 2024, Democrats have offered a spectrum of proposals to curb Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), ranging from full abolition to targeted operational reforms and funding limits; notable in...
There is no evidence in the available reporting that said “there are in the Epstein files”; Khanna’s public statements about the call it a “bombshell,” criticize redactions and demand more transparenc...
Democrats did not have unilateral power to “block” the House from voting to force release of Jeffrey Epstein files; the push to bring the matter to the floor depended on procedural tools that require ...
The reporting assembled shows multiple ethics questions, controversial prosecutorial decisions and legal pushback surrounding Attorney General Pam Bondi but no public criminal indictment or conviction...
The evidence assembled from the provided analyses shows ; instead, reporting and congressional debate have focused on transparency and the potential contents of unredacted records. Multiple analyses n...
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a State Department/foreign-operations funding bill that includes $3.3 billion in Foreign Military Financing (FMF) for Israel; the measure cleared the House by ...
Multiple congressional efforts in 2025 forced the release of records tied to Jeffrey Epstein, culminating in the bipartisan Epstein Files Transparency Act clearing both chambers and sent to the presid...
Christine “Fang Fang” Fang is the Chinese national Axios identified in 2020 as an alleged Ministry of State Security (MSS) operative who cultivated political contacts in the Bay Area from about 2011–2...
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 publicly available roll‑call evidence shows , while the procedural defeats were driven by Republican opposition. Multiple contemporaneous reports and committee roll calls published in September 20...
The Justice Department has publicly released millions of pages from the investigations while offering members of the ability to review unredacted versions of documents that were published with , but o...
The Epstein investigations were active and evolving across multiple administrations; reporting and prosecutors said the Maxwell/ Epst‑ein criminal files remained part of an open federal investigation ...
, signed into law on November 19, 2025, directed to make public all unclassified files relating to within 30 days — effectively setting a December 19, 2025 deadline . The Justice Department produced o...