Congress Holds Leon Black in Contempt Over Epstein Subpoena Fight

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The House Oversight Committee unanimously voted to hold billionaire Leon Black in criminal contempt for refusing to appear for a deposition and to turn over nondisclosure agreements tied to Jeffrey Epstein, a move that could lead to federal charges and underscores Congress’s intensified focus on Epstein’s ties ahead of the midterms. Black has argued the subpoenas are invalid and has sued the committee, while investigators seek materials about his dealings with Epstein.
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