US EditionSpeaker Johnson calls likely vote on releasing the Epstein files ‘a moot point’
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WASHINGTON. As the US shutdown ends, Donald Trump could face new challenges. Speaker Mike Johnson has promised to swear in Adelita Grijalva to the House of Representatives. The Arizona Democrat is the last one missing to vote yes to a proposal to make the Epstein investigation public.
'Whatever Will Trump Do?': Epstein Files Release One Step Closer
The long-awaited release of the Epstein files appears to be one step closer, after Speaker of the House Mike Johnson announced on Monday that Adelita Grijalva, the Representative-elect from Arizona, will be sworn into office before the upcoming vote on legislation to reopen the government. Punchbowl News’ Jake Sherman was first to report Johnson’s announcement, and suggested that the House could reconvene on Wednesday. Grijalva’s swearing in is …
House's rubbersheet problem: Mike Grind(e)r Moses-Johnson must allow Epstein material into sunshine
Like FBI Director Patel throwing Mi5 under the bus, Speaker Johnson must worry about his. The Epstein material will come to light whether it’s the stories of the 50 Epstein victims or the journalistic revelations of the 20 high-profile clients, ranging...
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