To say that the U.S. House voted to release the Epstein files by a wide margin on Tuesday, Nov. 18, is like saying Michael ...

Nearly all have been given to political supporters, financial donors or their relatives or those with business interests ...

Nearly all have been given to political supporters, financial donors or their relatives or those with business interests ...

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The House passed a bill this week that would force the Department of Justice to release what’s now known as the Epstein files ...

Attendees, sitting at round tables evenly spaced about the room, listened attentively as Harling, the local party chair, ...

Gov. Mike Braun suffered what some are considering a fatal blow when lawmakers rejected, so far, his push for President ...

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Voting to release the Epstein files was easy. Designing major health care reforms is not. Congress will probably remind you of that in December.

The Jeffrey Epstein scandal stripped away the polite fiction that wealthy white men in America are held to the same standards ...

A downstate Illinois member of the U.S. House of Representatives made a big media splash in early October when the nation’s highest court held oral arguments in his lawsuit challenging ...

The US Congress has passed a measure ordering the US justice department to release its files on late sex offender Jeffrey ...