A rally in Washington, D.C., is expected to be attended by approximately 100 Epstein survivors and other victims of sexual abuse. This event coincides with a bipartisan effort in Congress led by Representatives Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna, aiming to compel the U.S. Department of Justice to release controversial files related to Jeffrey Epstein. The lawmakers plan a press conference and a resolution in the House, hoping to pressure the DOJ, with the House Oversight Committee also meeting with survivors and issuing subpoenas. The ongoing investigation seeks to uncover any new information on Epstein’s sex trafficking and its potential mismanagement by federal officials.
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For years, Republican lawyer Mike Davis has advocated for federal criminal investigations into prominent Democrats. Attorney General Pam Bondi recently approved several investigations, including those targeting New York Attorney General Letitia James and Senator Adam Schiff, potentially aligning with Davis’s goals. These actions, coupled with a probe into Obama administration officials, are viewed by Davis as steps toward holding Democrats accountable for alleged conspiracies against former President Trump. While Davis hopes these actions lead to indictments, legal experts caution that securing convictions would be challenging given the evidence needed. These investigations are viewed by some as politically motivated distractions.
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Following Jeffrey Epstein’s death in a Manhattan detention cell, then-U.S. Attorney General William Barr took a personal role in the investigation. Barr’s involvement included reviewing jail surveillance footage and subsequently stating it supported the conclusion of suicide, despite inconsistencies later identified in that video. Barr is now scheduled for a closed-door deposition before Congress, which is reviewing the Epstein matter. Sources indicate the committee will question Barr about his involvement in the death investigation, which has led to renewed scrutiny and conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein’s death and network.
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Former Homeland Security chief of staff Miles Taylor suggests that President Trump’s reluctance to release Epstein-related files could be due to potentially “embarrassing” information within them. Taylor referenced a report alleging Attorney General Pam Bondi’s involvement in searching Epstein records for mentions of Trump, which Taylor views as evidence of a cover-up. He believes the documents may contain details, such as the alleged birthday letter to Epstein, that Trump wishes to keep private and that the situation may lead to the president creating distractions. Taylor also predicts that Trump will attack the free press in response to the investigation.
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Representative Jasmine Crockett has declared that should Democrats regain control of the House, a full investigation into President Trump’s conduct will commence. Potential areas of inquiry include violations of the Emoluments Clause and the financing of a cryptocurrency dinner for Trump associates. Crockett also announced her candidacy for the House Oversight Committee’s ranking member position, a seat vacated by the late Representative Gerry Connolly. This follows Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s decision not to seek the position due to perceived seniority challenges within the Democratic caucus.
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Representative Cory Mills’s Bronze Star, awarded for allegedly saving fellow soldiers in Iraq, is under scrutiny. Soldiers who were purportedly saved deny his presence at the incidents, contradicting the award recommendation. Mills attributes discrepancies to the chaos of combat, while the matter has been referred to multiple investigative bodies. These allegations follow previous challenges to Mills’ military record and recent accusations of assault.
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House Democrats, leveraging privileged resolutions of inquiry, are demanding accountability from Secretary of Defense Hegseth regarding U.S. actions in Yemen and handling of classified information, particularly concerning his use of Signal. Republicans, however, have employed a procedural tactic, delaying all resolutions of inquiry until September 30th, effectively stalling the Democratic investigation. This delay is strategically embedded within unrelated resolutions targeting President Biden. The Republican maneuver aims to prevent scrutiny of Hegseth’s actions, dubbed “Signalgate.”
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene purchased stocks in companies including Lululemon, Amazon, and Dell after President Trump imposed tariffs that caused a market plunge, allegedly employing a contrarian investment strategy. These stocks were down significantly when Greene bought them, but rebounded sharply following Trump’s unexpected 90-day tariff pause. Democrats are calling for investigations into potential insider trading, citing the timing of Greene’s investments and the President’s announcement, alongside concerns about potential White House involvement. The White House attributed the tariff pause to calming market anxieties and criticized Democrats’ response.
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Following President Trump’s announcement of sweeping tariffs, Representative Gregorio Casar is calling for an investigation into potential insider trading, specifically targeting Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene’s stock purchases. Greene purchased stocks in several companies, including Apple and Lululemon, in the days leading up to a subsequent 90-day tariff pause that dramatically boosted market values. These purchases, disclosed via Insiderfinance.io, occurred while the market plummeted following the initial tariff announcement. This situation raises concerns about the potential for insider trading given Congress members’ access to political information.
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President Trump’s sudden suspension of tariffs resulted in a massive stock market surge, benefiting billionaires like Charles Schwab and Roger Penske, whom Trump publicly boasted about. This dramatic market increase, totaling $304 billion in gains for the world’s wealthiest, prompted accusations of market manipulation and insider trading. Democratic representatives Schiff and Gallego have called for a congressional investigation into potential illegal activity. The White House has dismissed these calls as partisan.
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