“Spying or Oversight?” Pramila Jayapal Blasts DOJ After ‘Search History’ Revealed in Epstein Files Review Rep. Pramila Jayapal accuses the DOJ of tracking her search history during a review of unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files, igniting a firestorm over government transparency and congressional oversight. The controversy raises urgent questions about privacy, separation of powers, and accountability inside the Justice Department. #PramilaJayapal #DOJ #EpsteinFiles #JeffreyEpstein #GovernmentOvers

Unpacking the Subpoena: Why Congressional Probes Target High-Profile Figures in Epstein Inquiries The House Oversight Committee issued bipartisan subpoenas in 2025 to Bill and Hillary Clinton for depositions on Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, citing associations like flights and events. After resistance and contempt threats, they agreed to testify privately in February 2026, while advocating for public hearings to enhance transparency. This process highlights how Congress investigates potential knowle

The Mechanics of Congressional Investigations: A Neutral Lens Under Article I of the Constitution, Congress holds oversight powers to investigate matters affecting public policy, like the Epstein files. The House Oversight Committee's probe into Clinton's Epstein connections involves subpoenas, testimonies, and document reviews, ensuring due process. Trump's expressed bother and the press secretary's mention of a good relationship underscore the interplay between personal ties and official dutie