Schumer pushes for Senate vote on Epstein files amid GOP resistance
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has taken a bold procedural step to force a Senate vote on releasing Jeffrey Epstein case documents, tying it to a must-pass defense bill, amid bipartisan tensions and calls for transparency. The move aims to make the files public within 30 days if passed, reflecting increased public demand for transparency on the Epstein case.
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