Congress has been investigating accountability in the case of Jeffrey Epstein, driven by public demand and survivor calls for justice. Despite bipartisan efforts and interviews with high-ranking officials, significant progress on criminal accountability remains elusive, leading to frustration among lawmakers and survivors.
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Congress has been investigating accountability in the case of Jeffrey Epstein, driven by public demand and survivor calls for justice. Despite bipartisan efforts and interviews with high-ranking officials, significant progress on criminal accountability remains elusive, leading to frustration among lawmakers and survivors.
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Congress has taken on Epstein. But lawmakers and survivors are still searching for accountability
Congress Investigates Accountability in Epstein Case Amid Survivor Calls for Justice