Epstein Files, Act Two: Two Signatures Short as the House Returns
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The discharge petition for the Epstein Files Transparency Act II sits at 216 signatures, two short of forcing a vote, as the House returns to session. How the petition works, the seven-day clock, and the two million pages still undisclosed.
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