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Pam Bondi to testify in House Oversight Committee's Epstein investigation May 29
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.
Justice Department watchdog probes compliance with Epstein Act
The inspector general's office will look into the department's guidance on redacting materials after some victims' information was made public.
Epstein survivor says it's not too late to expose what happened at his New Mexico ranch
Rachel Benavidez, who accused Jeffrey Epstein of assaulting her at his isolated Zorro Ranch, wants his enablers to be held accountable. 
Starmer admits mistake in appointing Epstein friend, but resists calls to resign
The U.K. prime minister said he would have withdrawn the appointment if he'd known Peter Mandelson had failed security checks.
Judge tosses Trump's $10 billion suit against the WSJ over Epstein birthday book report
Trump's attorneys claimed the message was "nonexistent," but Epstein's estate later released a card matching the newspaper's description.
Melania Trump denies ties to Epstein and calls on Congress to hold a hearing for survivors
In a rare, unexpected public statement at the White House, the first lady said she "never had a relationship" with the sex offender.
Bondi won't testify next week in House Epstein probe; lawmakers push to reschedule
Five Republicans on the House Oversight Committee voted with Democrats to subpoena the then-attorney general to appear for a deposition. 
Howard Lutnick to sit for questioning in House panel's Epstein probe next month
The Epstein files released by the Justice Department showed that Trump's commerce secretary had closer ties to the convicted sex offender than was previously known.
Epstein survivors sue Trump administration and Google over release of private information
The suit seeks at least $1,000 per survivor from the DOJ and a court order for Google to immediately take down their information.
Epstein's final hours: A 'flash of orange,' a Google search and a makeshift noose
Congress is seeking to hear from the last guard to see the convicted sex offender alive, but her testimony is no longer happening this week.
Epstein's accountant and lawyer told House panel government investigators never interviewed them
Richard Kahn and Darren Indyke were co-executors of Jeffrey Epstein's will. The Justice Department said last year that it conducted an "exhaustive" review into Epstein.
