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Trump signs bill to release Jeffrey Epstein case files after fighting it for months
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump signed legislation Wednesday that compels his administration to release files on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, bowing to political pressure from his own party after initially resisting those efforts. Trump could have chosen to release many of the files on his own months ago.

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Trump signs bill ordering justice department to release Epstein files
Trump administration latest: Senate sends Epstein bill to president for signature
Trump's White House tried to dodge a vote on the Epstein files. It failed.
President Donald Trump's administration for weeks tried to stall or head off a vote in Congress to force the release of investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein, but nonetheless the measure is expected ...

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Behind the Vote to Release the Epstein Files
What are Trump, lawmakers, victims saying about the Jeffrey Epstein files?
Senate votes by unanimous consent to release ALL the Epstein files, sending bill to Trump's desk as speculation explodes over a 'cover up'
President Donald Trump has ordered Pam Bondi to examine Epstein’s connections to prominent Democrats, including former President Bill Clinton, a move that could give the DOJ grounds to keep some of th...

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Trump Administration Live Updates: Senate Agrees to Quickly Move Bill Seeking Release of Epstein Files to Trump
Will Trump’s DOJ actually release the Epstein files? Here’s what to expect

‘Quiet, piggy’: Trump insults reporter after Epstein question

President Donald Trump’s criticism of a reporter aboard Air Force One — punctuated by the phrase “Quiet, piggy” — has reignited debate over his handling of questions tied to Jeffrey Epstein.

Trump called Jeffrey Epstein's island a 'cesspool' in 2015?

"That island was really a cesspool," Donald Trump said in 2015. "There's no question about it. Just ask Prince Andrew. He'll tell you about it."

Jeffrey Epstein Called Donald Trump the Worst Person He’d Ever Known and ‘Dangerous’ in Newly Released Email

Jeffrey Epstein called President Donald Trump the worst person he'd ever known and "dangerous" in a newly released email that was among a trove of documents released by the House Oversight Committee.
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