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Epstein Probe Renewed
Jeffrey Epstein’s case has returned to the forefront of Congress, with a bipartisan effort led by Representatives Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna to force a vote on a bill aimed at making records public. Massie is seeking signatures from 218 House members. The bill would allow state and local prosecutors and victims to sue the U.S. attorney general for unlawfully withholding or redacting records, and would require the attorney general to provide victims with certain documents without redactions. Democrat Robert Garcia said investigating the case would be a priority for his party if it took control of the House Oversight Committee. Meanwhile, data showed that spending on ads addressing Epstein and sexual assault issues totaled at least $70 million between September 1 and October 21.
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