First order of business after the shutdown: Emails from the grave! Could there be a better example of Congressional dysfunction than that its first pressing business after the government reopens is . . . the return of the Jeffrey Epstein follies? This is exactly what the American people weren’t wai»»»

WASHINGTON: Jeffrey Epstein suggested Donald Trump knew about the disgraced financier’s abuse and “spent hours” with one of the victims at his house, according to emails released by Democrats Wednesday that raised awkward new questions for the US president. Trump has repeatedly denied any knowledge»»»

WASHINGTON: Jeffrey Epstein implied that Donald Trump was aware of his abuse and had “spent hours” with one of the victims at his home, according to emails released by Democrats on Wednesday that pose uncomfortable new questions for the US president. Trump has repeatedly denied any knowledge of his»»»

A protester holds a sign related to the release of the Jeffrey Epstein case files outside the US Capitol in Washington, Wednesday. (AFP-Yonhap) WASHINGTON (AFP) -- Jeffrey Epstein suggested Donald Trump knew about the disgraced financier's abuse and "spent hours" with one victims at his house, acco»»»

WASHINGTON, Nov 13 — Jeffrey Epstein suggested Donald Trump knew about the disgraced financier’s abuse and “spent hours” with one victims at his house, according to emails released by Democrats yesterday that raised fresh questions for the US president. Trump has repeatedly denied any knowledge of »»»

WASHINGTON: Jeffrey Epstein suggested Donald Trump knew of the disgraced financier's sexual abuse and "spent hours" with one of his victims at his house, according to emails released by Democrats on Wednesday (Nov 12) that piled fresh pressure on the United States president. Trump has repeatedly de»»»

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WASHINGTON - Washington, DC Attorney-General Brian Schwalb filed a lawsuit on Aug 15 challenging US President Donald Trump’s attempt to take control of the district’s police department, in a move likely to escalate the tensions between the city’s leadership and the Trump administration. Mr Schwalb »»»

The US attorney general, Pam Bondi, announced on Thursday that the man facing a felony assault charge for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a federal law enforcement officer in Washington DC worked at the Department of Justice. In a statement posted on social media, Bondi said that the man, identifi»»»