Trump Administration Pushes Back on Epstein File Claims
Reports suggest President Trump was briefed in May that his name appears in documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein.
The White House labelled the report "fake news," and emphasized no wrongdoing is alleged.
Court efforts to release Epstein-related materials continue, while congressional Republicans seek access to unsealed records.
Reports suggest President Trump was briefed in May that his name appears in documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein.
The White House labelled the report "fake news," and emphasized no wrongdoing is alleged.
Court efforts to release Epstein-related materials continue, while congressional Republicans seek access to unsealed records.
Trump Administration Pushes Back on Epstein File Claims
Reports suggest President Trump was briefed in May that his name appears in documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein.
The White House labelled the report "fake news," and emphasized no wrongdoing is alleged.
Court efforts to release Epstein-related materials continue, while congressional Republicans seek access to unsealed records.
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