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Tech stocks rebounded at the end of last week, raising hopes for a Santa Claus rally, while the Justice Department released some Epstein investigation files. Google is hiring many ex-employees for its AI teams, and social media's impact on business leaders is highlighted. Additionally, holiday-themed supplements are gaining popularity, but Xbox remains in a slump amid layoffs and closures.
Rep. Adelita Grijalva was finally sworn into Congress after a 50-day delay caused by political disputes and the government shutdown, positioning her as a key vote on releasing Jeffrey Epstein case files and ending her period of limited access to her office and constituents.
Arizona's attorney general has sued the House to force the swearing-in of Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva, whose delayed oath is linked to a petition to release Jeffrey Epstein files. The House, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, has not yet sworn her in due to scheduling issues amid a government shutdown, with critics alleging the delay aims to prevent a vote on the files. Johnson dismisses the lawsuit as absurd, asserting the House's authority.
House Speaker Mike Johnson indicated he would allow a bipartisan bill to force the full release of Jeffrey Epstein files to come to a floor vote once the House reaches 218 signatures on a discharge petition, amidst ongoing investigations and political maneuvering, with Johnson emphasizing the importance of transparency and justice.
House Speaker Mike Johnson indicated he would allow a bipartisan bill to force the full release of Jeffrey Epstein files to come to a floor vote once the House reconvenes, despite previous efforts to block it, amidst ongoing investigations and political pressures.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is delaying the swearing-in of Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva, citing procedural reasons and political stances, which critics say hampers her ability to serve and may be politically motivated to block access to sensitive files related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva has delayed her swearing-in as a Congress member, citing her support for a measure demanding the release of Jeffrey Epstein files and criticizing House Speaker Mike Johnson's reasons for the delay, amidst partisan tensions and legal threats from Arizona officials.
During a government shutdown, House Speaker Mike Johnson refused to swear in Arizona Congresswoman-elect Adelita Grijalva, leading to accusations from Democratic senators that he was covering up for misconduct related to Jeffrey Epstein files, with tensions highlighting partisan conflicts in Congress.
Speaker Mike Johnson indicates that the responsibility to prevent a government shutdown by October 1 lies with Democrats, as House Republicans consider short-term funding measures and confrontations over Jeffrey Epstein files and budget disputes, amidst ongoing negotiations and political tensions.
Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski criticized the White House's attempt to rescind nearly $5 billion in federal funding through an illegal pocket rescission, raising concerns about undermining congressional authority amid looming government shutdown deadlines. Meanwhile, House Republicans are preparing to force a vote on unsealing Jeffrey Epstein files, and Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler announced his retirement, prompting a competitive primary. The broader political landscape includes ongoing negotiations over government funding, Epstein investigations, and other legislative priorities.
Senator Thom Tillis advocates for the release of Jeffrey Epstein files, arguing transparency could influence upcoming midterm elections, despite resistance from House leadership and President Trump, amid ongoing Capitol Hill drama.
The US House of Representatives is ending its session early for summer recess amid political turmoil over the release of Jeffrey Epstein files, with Democrats pushing for transparency and Republicans citing concerns about victim retraumatization and political gamesmanship.
Supporters of Donald Trump are burning Maga hats in protest after Trump dismisses the controversy over Jeffrey Epstein files as a hoax, amid growing calls from political figures for the release of all Epstein-related documents and increasing public suspicion of government concealment.