More Epstein photos released by House Democrats as DOJ deadline looms

Internal tensions among House Democrats are escalating as progressive members challenge the leadership of Hakeem Jeffries and Katherine Clark, particularly over strategies related to former President Trump. This pushback from the left signals a significant rift within the party, as moderates express concerns about the potential for divisive primaries that could jeopardize electoral success.

In a recent vote, 201 House Democrats opposed a bill that sought to block Medicaid funding for transgender surgeries for minors, resulting in a narrow 215-201 outcome. This decision reflects a significant divide within Congress regarding healthcare access for transgender youth.

Senators are pressing the FBI regarding its failure to investigate Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn, who served as Jeffrey Epstein's lawyer and accountant, respectively. Despite their long-term association with Epstein, both deny any knowledge of his criminal activities, raising concerns about the adequacy of the FBI's inquiries into individuals connected to Epstein.

The Justice Department is mandated by law to release files related to Jeffrey Epstein by Friday, as emphasized by one of the law's co-authors, who warned of potential repercussions for non-compliance. This follows recent legislative actions aimed at increasing transparency regarding Epstein's criminal activities.