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American politician (born 1964)
Public reporting shows the Biden administration did not lead a mass, unilateral release of formerly sealed Epstein investigative files; instead, Justice Department decisions, court unseals and congres...
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 ...
Available reporting shows a viral claim that the U.S. sent “$45 million in cash to the Taliban” on December 8, 2025 is false: fact-checkers say the photo used to promote the claim dated to 2023 and th...
Tim Burchett’s specific claim — that on the Epstein files — is , but the record is mixed across chambers and maneuvers. House Republicans say Democrats opposed Burchett’s unanimous‑consent request, wh...
Records connected to Jeffrey Epstein were both by courts or disposed under routine records schedules, but there is no definitive public evidence proving a coordinated suppression by a government admin...
SIGAR (the U.S. Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction) and several U.S. officials have warned they cannot rule out that some U.S.-origin assistance reached the Taliban after the 202...
Rep. Tim Burchett (R‑Tenn.) has been a vocal proponent of releasing the Justice Department’s and Jeffrey Epstein estate’s files to the public, arguing for full transparency while calling for victim na...
House floor drama in November 2025 included competing claims about who “blocked” fast release of the Jeffrey Epstein files: Republicans such as Rep. Tim Burchett said Democrats blocked a unanimous-con...
Publicly released Epstein materials and past reporting show several prominent Republicans appearing in flight logs and other Epstein-related records, notably Donald Trump (mentioned in flight logs and...
Available reporting shows that congressional investigators and some Senate/House committees obtained and reviewed Epstein-related materials while the Biden administration was in office — including in-...
Multiple analyst summaries show a mix of explicit refusals and strong reservations among House Republicans about the 2025 continuing resolution; however, only one lawmaker — Rep. Thomas Massie — is id...
Federal materials supplied in the brief do identify a single, named federal statute that explicitly bars significant alterations to the White House; the documents largely point to regulatory navigatio...
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...
The available reporting identifies allegations that ActBlue has processed donations for U.S. groups and international activists linked by critics to organizations that the U.S. government has designat...
Available reporting documents Republicans being mentioned in documents and actions connected to the Jeffrey Epstein files — including Republican lawmakers who pushed for or against releasing records, ...
The primary, documented reason cited for not publicly releasing the remaining Jeffrey Epstein investigative files during the Biden administration is that parts of that material were part of ongoing cr...
Available reporting shows the Biden Justice Department did not publicly release further Epstein investigative files after an initial tranche and the FBI/DOJ issued a memo saying no “further disclosure...
Republicans who have moved to block or delay the release of Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein publicly give two main explanations: that Democratic-led efforts are partisan “stunts” o...
The materials provided do not produce a verified, itemized list of U.S. senators or members of Congress who appear in Jeffrey Epstein’s flight logs with corresponding dates. Public summaries and repor...
Several Democratic politicians — notably Sen. Bernie Sanders, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, and California Gov. Gavin Newsom — publicly expressed support for the No Kings protests; those endor...