Goldman Sachs is publicly supporting its top lawyer, Kathy Ruemmler, after a congressional committee released old emails showing her friendly exchanges with Jeffrey Epstein. These messages were written years before she joined the company in 2020,

US President Donald Trump is back in the eye of the storm after he reinstated the controversial 3.6-metre statue in which the president and Jeffrey Epstein, a deceased sex offender

Thousands of documents released by the House Oversight Committee offer a new glimpse into what Jeffery Epstein’s relationships with business executives, reporters, academics and political players looked like over a decade.

Emails released by congressional Democrats show the late accused sex trafficker said he lost a bet to then-citizen Donald Trump.

Epstein vote: On top of the newly released emails, Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., swore in Rep. Adelita Grijalva, D-Ariz., whom he had refused to seat when the House was out of town during the shutdown after her Sept. 23 special election victory.

Epstein was supposedly advising Arab countries on how to deal with America, had an audience scheduled with a Qatari prince, and was close to Trump’s future ambassador to Turkey.

Jeffrey Epstein’s email correspondence, released by the House Oversight Committee this week, implicates many powerful people, particularly President Trump. One email chain in particular seems to allude to Trump performing a lewd act.

The e-mails—unverified, typo-ridden assertions from a man who is not around to testify about them—do not constitute specific proof of anything, it should be underscored, just fodder for endless new rounds of questions now that politicians in Trump’s own party have chosen to release them. Who knows what else is lurking in there?