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White House dismisses report Trump was told in May his name was in Epstein files
The White House is dismissing a report that President Trump was told back in May that his name was among the "truckload" of people in the Epstein files. Meanwhile, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche is meeting right now with convicted Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.
A new Fox News poll found that only 13% of voters believe the Trump administration has been open and transparent with ...
"I think true accountability, especially for people that have been victimized by the Epstein episode, requires full transparency," Grassley said.
"We want full transparency," House Speaker Mike Johnson told CBS News, as the Jeffrey Epstein case fuels GOP infighting.
Rep. Suzan DelBene joined "PoliticsNation" to discuss the rescissions package that pulled funding from foreign aid and public ...
House Speaker Mike Johnson insisted that the drama surrounding late child sex predator Jeffrey Epstein “is not a hoax” and ...
In conspiratorial pro-Trump spaces online, arguments rage over the US president's approach to the long-running saga.
The pressure for transparency regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files has largely come from some of President Donald Trump’s ...
Senator Markwayne Mullin filed a resolution calling for the public release of all credible, non-classified information ...
House Republicans ultimately put forward a resolution that carried no legal weight but nodded to the growing demand for ...
The House Speaker said he is "for transparency," in a moves that breaks with Trump's calls to move on from the Epstein case ...
Some of President Donald Trump’s most loyal allies in Congress aren’t satisfied by his decision to not release additional ...
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