The US Congress, by an overwhelming majority vote, has ordered the release of all files related to sex offender Jeffrey Astin. The victims had demanded to make the records public. The US House of Representatives voted 427–1 in favor of releasing the files, and the Senate passed it unanimously without any formal vote. Now this bill will be sent to President Trump for signature. The bill’s strong support in Congress comes after renewed attention has been drawn to Epstein-related communications that have resurfaced in recent days. The only lawmaker to vote against the bill, Representative Clay Higgins, warned that releasing the documents would almost certainly harm innocent people.
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Former US Finance Minister Larry Summers has decided to resign from the board of directors of OpenAI. The makers of ChatGPT gave this information. Summers’ resignation from the board comes after the leak of such emails. “Larry has decided to resign from the board of directors,” the board said in a statement. Trump first urged Republicans to support this release, saying Now it’s time to move forward. His post comes shortly after the resurfaced of an email chain involving Mark and Jeffrey Epstein that mentioned Donald Trump. In a message to Steve Bannon in 2018, Mark speculated whether Russian President Vladimir Putin had any photos of Trump flying Bubba.
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The email exchange began as a routine conversation, in which Jeffrey mentioned that he was with Bannon, who at the time served as chief strategist in Trump’s first administration. epstein files There are extensive records collected during the federal cases involving Jeffrey Epstein himself, Ghislaine Maxwell, and related individuals, including over 300 gigabytes of data and additional media that are stored in the FBI’s case management system. Also included is Epstein’s so-called client list, which contains references to several prominent figures, including Donald Trump, former President Bill Clinton and Andrew of the British royal family.