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The poll comes just hours before the House voted to force the DOJ to release its files on Epstein

Epstein Vote: Trump's U-turn sparks urgent moves in Congress to reveal names linked to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, as survivors and lawmakers push for full transparency and accountability.

US House of Representatives and Senate have voted overwhelmingly in favour of making evidence against the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein public. The bill is now set to go to Trump for final approval.

Rep. Troy Nehls of Richmond was among House Republicans who had previously opposed releasing the files, but reversed their stances this week.

Measure compels the government to make all files on the convicted sex trafficker public, but still needs Senate passage, as questions mount over whether DOJ will comply after new probe ordered by Trump last week

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican and longtime Trump loyalist, stood with several Jeffrey Epstein abuse survivors outside the Capitol Tuesday morning, along with other Republican congresspeople, as the House headed toward a vote on legislation to force the Justice Department to publicly release its files on the late…

Former DOJ ethics chief Joseph Tirrell says he was fired after refusing to let Trump appointees keep a gifted Conor McGregor cigar box, raising urgent questions about political interference and the erosion of ethical safeguards inside the Justice Department.

The bill is expected to receive an unanimous vote from the House.

Trump has said he'll sign the bill if it reaches his desk, though advocates caution the effort could dislodge fewer documents than many hope.

President Donald Trump realized that Congress voting to release the Epstein files was an ‘inevitable reality,’ according to one source

The bill passed by a passed a significant milestone in Congress and now awaits the US president’s signature