Trump Not Considering Ghislaine Maxwell Pardon: White House
February 10, 2026
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as posted by the channelKey House lawmakers pushed for more information on the sex-trafficking probe of Jeffrey Epstein and raised the prospect of new criminal prosecutions.
Lawmakers Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna said they believed there are men whose names have not been revealed who could face criminal charges after reviewing unredacted files in the Epstein inquiry.
The Justice Department has released documents in response to a law enacted last year, and lawmakers are calling for transparency and accountability, with some notable figures set to testify before the committee, including Les Wexner and former President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary Clinton.
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