Heads up! This week, U.S. President Donald Trump surprised everyone by urging Congress to vote for the release of more files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
His new stance aligns with a growing wave of lawmakers backing a bill that would force the U.S. Department of Justice to open up all documents tied to the case. Support is coming from both sides of the aisle, reflecting wider calls for more transparency in high-profile investigations. CGTN reporter Walter Morris has the details.
For many young people juggling campus life, startup dreams, or first jobs, this story hits home on themes like accountability and power. Whether you're sipping chai, boba, or kopi, the push to make these files public is sparking heated online debates. 💬
If the bill passes, the released files could shed new light on Epstein's network, legal decisions, and behind-the-scenes memos that have so far stayed under wraps. Lawmakers say it's a critical step toward ensuring justice and restoring public trust.
We're keeping a close eye on the vote in Congress. Stay tuned for updates and drop your thoughts below—what do you think we'll uncover? 👀
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cgtn.com
