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Bill and Hillary Clinton refuse to testify under a House subpoena tied to the Epstein investigation, arguing the subpoenas are invalid and politically motivated. Bill Clinton does not appear as threatened contempt proceedings loom, while Democrats say cooperation is important and Republicans press forward as the panel widens its probing and Epstein-file disclosures continue.
Lawyers for Bill and Hillary Clinton say the House Oversight Committee’s subpoenas for their testimony about Jeffrey Epstein are invalid and unconstitutional, lacking a valid legislative purpose and pertinent link to the inquiry, and they accuse the move of being an attempt to harass the former president and secretary of state. They propose providing sworn written declarations instead of in-person testimony and emphasize the separation of powers as a barrier to compelled testimony.
Bill and Hillary Clinton refused to testify in the House Epstein probe, calling subpoenas invalid and signaling a lengthy legal battle with Rep. James Comer. Comer has threatened to hold them in contempt if they don’t appear for live deposition, while the Clintons have provided sworn statements and argued the inquiry is politically motivated and outside the proper legislative scope. The clash could lead to a House vote and possible Justice Department action if contempt is enforced, as both sides prepare for a protracted confrontation over congressional powers and executive accountability.
Survivors and Clinton are demanding more transparency from the DOJ regarding Epstein files, which are heavily redacted and incomplete, obscuring the full scope of Epstein's crimes and connections to powerful individuals. The DOJ has released some files but continues to withhold others, citing ongoing investigations and protection of victims.
The DOJ released partially redacted files related to Jeffrey Epstein, revealing new photos and documents, including connections to Bill Clinton and other notable figures, but critics argue the release is incomplete and heavily redacted, raising concerns about transparency and justice for victims.
The Justice Department released partial files related to Jeffrey Epstein after congressional pressure, revealing limited new information, redactions, and photos involving Clinton, with little mention of Trump, raising concerns about transparency and justice delayed for Epstein's victims.
The Justice Department released thousands of heavily redacted files related to Jeffrey Epstein's case, revealing photos, documents, and connections to high-profile figures like Bill Clinton, amid ongoing debates over transparency and justice. Many files remain unreleased, and officials plan to release more over the coming weeks, with critics questioning what is being hidden.
President Trump's chief of staff Susie Wiles contradicted his claims about Clinton's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, stating there is no evidence of Clinton visiting Epstein's island, and defended Trump's own connection to Epstein as non-incriminating. The controversy involves released photos and files linking powerful figures to Epstein, with ongoing investigations into Epstein's associates.
Former Presidents Biden and Clinton praised Trump for brokering the Gaza peace deal between Israel and Hamas, with Biden expressing gratitude for the release of hostages and Clinton highlighting regional engagement, while Trump considers the deal one of his major accomplishments.
A collection of personal notes and drawings compiled for Jeffrey Epstein's 50th birthday in 2003, featuring alleged contributions from notable figures including Trump, Clinton, Dershowitz, and Wexner, contains explicit content and offers insight into Epstein's social circle, with some controversy over a signature attributed to Trump.
The House Oversight Committee has issued subpoenas to Bill and Hillary Clinton, former DOJ officials, and others for testimony and records related to Jeffrey Epstein, amid ongoing investigations into Epstein's crimes and connections, with a focus on Clinton's alleged interactions with Epstein and Maxwell.
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability has issued subpoenas to Bill and Hillary Clinton, former FBI Directors, and the Department of Justice for records and testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein, with depositions scheduled from August to October 2025.
The FBI investigated claims that Hillary Clinton's campaign planned to link Donald Trump to Russia, but found no proof of such a plot, according to a declassified document from the Durham report. The report highlights unverified intelligence and discusses efforts by some officials to challenge previous conclusions about Russian interference in the 2016 election, amid ongoing political debates and investigations.
The article reports on media claims that Jeffrey Epstein's birthday book included names of various public figures, including former President Clinton, Wexner, and others, with some denying involvement or knowledge, amid ongoing legal and political disputes.
A firefighter in Clinton, South Carolina, died and another was injured in a crash while responding to a call. The crash occurred when a firetruck collided with a Lexus at an intersection. One firefighter was flown to the hospital for treatment, while the other died at the scene. The deceased firefighter was identified as Michael Vinson, and the injured firefighter as Nathan Hall. Multiple agencies have expressed their condolences for the loss.