US EditionPence: 'Time Has Come' to Release Epstein Files
UNITED STATES CONGRESS, JUL 16 – At least six Republicans and one Democrat back a bill requiring DOJ to publish all unclassified Epstein-related documents without redactions within 30 days, aiming to restore public trust.
- On Wednesday, at least six Republican House members supported the legislation to release Epstein files, despite President Donald Trump urging them to drop the matter.
- Amid rare GOP divisions sparked by the FBI and Department of Justice findings, public pressure grew after the memo concluded Epstein died by suicide, fueling political splits.
- According to the proposed legislation, files cannot 'be withheld, delayed, or redacted' over embarrassment or reputational harm, while the measure mandates release within 30 days of becoming law.
- On Wednesday, Senate Majority Leader John Thune voiced support, noting `transparency is still the best path forward`.
- The bill is a discharge petition aimed at circumventing House Republican leadership, using a House vote to compel release of Epstein files.
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