House Republicans voice concerns over handling of Epstein files, urge swift resolution as public scrutiny intensifies. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is facing increasing pressure from within her own party to address mounting concerns regarding the administration's handling of information related to financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Democrats on the Oversight Committee made a motion for the subpoena, just hours before the House was scheduled to end its work session.

Drama over Jeffrey Epstein continues to plague lawmakers as they prep for August recess and an opportunity to reconnect in person with constituents.

Democratic political strategist James Carville weighed in on the pressure from President Trump’s MAGA base for the Justice Department (DOJ) to release more files related to convicted sex

On Thursday, Mullin and Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego each put forth a resolution on the Epstein files that they claimed was transparent. While Gallego called for the DOJ to release all files in full without caveat, Mullin called on the department to release “all credible information” related specifically to Epstein’s sealed legal proceedings.

Through any number of controversies over the years, President Donald Trump’s modus operandi has been to never give an inch. Steve Bannon calls it Trump’s “fight club mentality,” and it’s certainly more pronounced in his more bare-knuckle second term.

The House resolution was the latest demonstration of how practically no one is moving on from Attorney General Pam Bondi’s promises to publicly release documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.