The Senate and House of Representatives have approved legislation that will mandate the release of investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein. This bipartisan effort encountered resistance from the Trump administration for months, but the president has since signaled his intention to sign the bill into law.
The Senate passed the bill by unanimous consent, while the House approved it with overwhelming support, with only one dissenting vote from Republican Representative Clay Higgins, who expressed concerns about the potential disclosure of identifying information for witnesses and suspects. Supporters of the bill, including Epstein's victims and their advocates, celebrated the legislative action, emphasizing the public's and victims' right to know the truth.
