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Massie files Epstein discharge petition
GOP Rep. Thomas Massie filed a discharge petition Tuesday afternoon to force the disclosure of Justice Department investigative files related to the late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Massie filed the petition, which could allow the House to sidestep GOP leaders’ efforts to quash his bipartisan effort…
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Allies say the House Democratic leader’s redistricting counteroffensive showed he’s worthy of stepping into Nancy Pelosi’s shoes…
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The only convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein has said she would testify to Congress if granted clemency — a power held solely by the president…
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Rep. Tom Kean Jr.’s team said the absence is due to unspecified health issues…
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