Ontario city removes historic tributes to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s visit

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to provide evidence in the U.S. congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing that anyone with knowledge of child sexual offense cases should disclose relevant information. This call comes after Mountbatten-Windsor missed a deposition deadline, raising concerns about his cooperation with the inquiry.

Two Democratic lawmakers criticized Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for not responding to their request for a deposition in the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. The lawmakers, Robert Garcia and Suhas Subramanyam, expressed frustration after the deadline for a response passed. Epstein, a financier, died in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges.

Jamie Dimon hosted a birthday party for King Charles at JPMorgan's new headquarters. Although the king did not attend, the event was attended by celebrities and British nobility who raised a toast to the 77-year-old monarch.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, linked to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking scandal, faces increasing scrutiny as the U.S. government prepares to release Epstein-related files. Despite the gravity of the situation, Andrew has not responded to a congressional summons. Historian Dr. Ed Owens suggests that for Andrew to seek redemption, he must cooperate fully with authorities, although this seems unlikely given the circumstances.