US swings from govt shutdown to opening Epstein files
The US government reopened after a 43-day shutdown, but attention quickly shifted to newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents. These emails reportedly ensnare President Trump, with one detailing Epstein's interactions with Trump and a sex trafficking victim. While the White House dismissed the disclosures as a "fake narrative," Democrats are pushing for the release of thousands more pages.
The US government reopened after a 43-day shutdown, but attention quickly shifted to newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents. These emails reportedly ensnare President Trump, with one detailing Epstein's interactions with Trump and a sex trafficking victim. While the White House dismissed the disclosures as a "fake narrative," Democrats are pushing for the release of thousands more pages.
