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17 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: November 10, 2026.
The Oversight Committee's 15-month investigation cites a 'sweetheart deal' and willful ignorance among Epstein's circle, while Rep. Robert Garcia vows public hearings once Democrats take over.
WatchThe Oversight Committee voted 41-0 on Tuesday and the full chamber approved the referral by unanimous consent Wednesday. The matter now goes to the Justice Department, which decides whether to prosecute.
WatchThe Apollo Global Management co-founder was due in a House Oversight hearing room for a videotaped deposition in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. His lawyers filed a federal lawsuit to void the subpoenas instead.
A report commissioned by Interlochen Center for the Arts covers six decades. One former student, abused at 16 by a teacher who later pleaded guilty, is speaking publicly for the first time.
Kathryn Ruemmler, once White House counsel to Obama, defended her 'Uncle Jeffrey' emails before the House Oversight Committee, calling her dealings with the financier 'a mistake.'
House Democrats say Lutnick was evasive during testimony about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, despite claims he stopped contact in 2005.
Justice Department documents reveal how convicted sex trafficker used Middle East connections to acquire tapestries from Islam's holiest shrine for unusual building.
Newly revealed messages show how convicted sex offender used connections to obtain holy tapestries for unusual building on his property.
The former federal prosecutor who handled high-profile cases against Jeffrey Epstein and Sean Combs claims she was terminated for political reasons.
U.S. District Judge Darrin Gayles found Trump's complaint against Rupert Murdoch and the Journal 'comes nowhere close' to the actual malice standard required in press freedom cases, but allowed him until April 27 to refile.
The Microsoft co-founder will sit for a closed-door transcribed interview with the House Oversight Committee on June 10 as the panel's investigation into Epstein's network intensifies.
The Microsoft co-founder will appear for a transcribed interview on June 10 as part of the committee's wide-ranging investigation into Epstein's network.
The fired attorney general will not appear for her April 14 House Oversight deposition, claiming the subpoena expired with her office, in a move that drew bipartisan criticism.
The First Lady made a rare public White House appearance, calling for Epstein victims to testify under oath before Congress and rejecting allegations of a personal connection to the disgraced financier.
New revelations detail how the convicted criminal spent his last days of freedom meeting with influential French figures, using a familiar playbook.
The nation's second-largest bank will settle a lawsuit alleging it provided banking services to Jeffrey Epstein's sex-trafficking operation while ignoring glaring regulatory red flags, pending court approval.
The settlement, the fourth by a major bank over Epstein ties, centers on allegations the bank ignored suspicious transactions including $170 million in payments from billionaire Leon Black.