Epstein files

Only one of the four House Republicans behind the Epstein files law will return to Congress next year. “Everybody’s paying a price for it,” Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., said.

The committee asked for the probe after Sarah Kellen, Epstein’s former assistant, testified that she’d been preyed upon by three men, one of whom is dead.

The state’s Truth Commission is demanding documents from federal agencies that investigated Epstein and from his former banks — Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan Chase.

During a break in her closed-door testimony with lawmakers, the top Democrat on the panel said Bondi refused to answer any questions about Trump.

Authorities said they were hoping to speak to a woman over an “assessment of reports that a woman was taken to an address in Windsor in 2010 for sexual purposes.”

The letter, which hasn’t been authenticated, dates to Epstein’s unsuccessful suicide attempt on July 23, 2019, less than two weeks before he died.

The commerce secretary said he stopped talking to Jeffrey Epstein in 2005, but a House inquiry wants to know why investigative files show otherwise.

Bondi had been expected to testify this month, but the DOJ argued she wasn't obligated to testify since she's no longer attorney general.

The inspector general's office will look into the department's guidance on redacting materials after some victims' information was made public.

Rachel Benavidez, who accused Jeffrey Epstein of assaulting her at his isolated Zorro Ranch, wants his enablers to be held accountable.

The U.K. prime minister said he would have withdrawn the appointment if he'd known Peter Mandelson had failed security checks.