Senate Passes Epstein Files Bill, Sending it to President Trump for Signature
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- ποΈ The U.S. Senate has unanimously passed the Epstein files bill, with nearly all House representatives also voting in support.
- π This bipartisan bill compels the Justice Department to release all case files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
President Trump's Stance and Potential Actions
- βοΈ Despite past claims of the issue being a "Democratic hoax," President Trump has stated he will sign the bill.
- βοΈ Alternatively, Trump could choose not to act on the bill, allowing it to become law without his signature, or veto it, requiring a two-thirds override vote.
Opposition and Survivor Testimony
- π€ Louisiana Republican Representative Klay Higgins was the lone dissenter in the House, citing concerns the legislation could harm innocent individuals.
- β Many Epstein survivors advocate for the bill, demanding justice and accountability for predators and enablers.
Investigations and Resignations
- π§ Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers resigned from the board of OpenAI following the release of emails between him and Epstein.
- π Harvard University is launching an investigation into Epstein's ties to individuals associated with the university, including former president Summers.
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