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Senate agrees to automatically pass bill to release Epstein files as Trump claims to not care – US politics live

Senate agrees to automatically pass House bill requiring release of the Epstein files The Senate just agreed to a unanimous consent request from the Democratic minority leader, Chuck Schumer, to pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act as soon as the legislation arrives from the House. Chris Murphy, a Democratic senator, explains on X that “the

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Senate agrees to automatically pass bill to release Epstein files as Trump claims to not care – US politics live

Senate agrees to automatically pass House bill requiring release of the Epstein files The Senate just agreed to a unanimous consent request from the Democratic minority leader, Chuck Schumer, to pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act as soon as the legislation arrives from the House. Chris Murphy, a Democratic senator, explains on X that “the

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Many of US education agency’s powers reassigned to other federal departments

Donald Trump’s administration has taken new steps toward dismantling the US Department of Education by reassigning many of its responsibilities to other federal agencies. The move prompted a fresh wave of criticism, as prominent Democrats accused the administration of “slashing resources” for schools and students across the US. On Tuesday, the education department announced a

Senate agrees bill to release Epstein files after near-unanimous House vote

The Senate on Tuesday gave swift approval to legislation that will force the release of investigative files related to the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, following a near-unanimous vote in the US House of Representatives and a reversal by Donald Trump and his Republican allies who relented after months of trying to forestall the bipartisan effort