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The Jeffrey Epstein files are back at the forefront of U.S. politics, as Democrats prepare to launch new investigations and hold the Donald Trump administration accountable. At the same time, efforts are underway to introduce the “Epstein Files Transparency Act” in the House, with support expected from 218 lawmakers. The bill would give Epstein’s victims and prosecutors the right to sue the attorney general for unlawfully withholding or redacting records. It would also require the attorney general, upon request, to provide victims with specified unredacted documents. Democrat Robert Garcia pledged to make the case a priority and to ask those involved to appear before committees. Meanwhile, political campaigns spent at least $70 million on ads addressing the case between September 1 and October 21.
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