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The Republicans’ defeat in the midterm elections has reopened the Jeffrey Epstein file, as Democrats prepare to launch new investigations when Congress returns, with expectations of increased scrutiny of the Trump administration’s handling of the documents. Representative Thomas Massie said efforts to force a vote on the “Epstein Files Transparency Act” would secure the 218 signatures needed. The bill would allow the attorney general to be sued for unlawfully withholding or redacting records, and require the attorney general to provide victims with specified documents without redactions. Democrats have also pledged to hold hearings and call people to testify, while data showed that at least $70 million had been spent on ads addressing the Epstein case and allegations of child sexual abuse.
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