Ava Berger
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first heard Feb 2026
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She alleges he sexually abused her.
There are six more interviews scheduled for the committee, including Bill Gates.
Ava Berger, NPR News, the Capitol.
The Republican-led House Oversight Committee is expected to question Bondi about how she handled the release of millions of documents.
Critics have said the process was sloppy and revealed the personal information of some survivors.
Bondi was ousted from the Justice Department's top job in April.
Some Epstein survivors, like Danny Bensky, are frustrated that the hearing will be behind closed doors, not videotaped.
Bondi joins a growing list of high-profile people.
The committee has questioned about Epstein, including former President Bill Clinton and current Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
The vote is the seventh in an effort largely led by Democrats to constrain Trump's ability to continue to engage in the conflict with Iran.
The resolution was defeated 49 to 50.
Senators Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul and Susan Collins voted with Democrats, while Senator John Fetterman, the Pennsylvania Democrat, joined with Republicans to defeat the bill.
The vote came one day after Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth told Congress that the cost of the conflict had risen to nearly $30 billion.
He asked lawmakers for a record $1.5 trillion to fund the Pentagon next year.
Ava Berger, NPR News, the Capitol.
The vote is the seventh in an effort largely led by Democrats to constrain Trump's ability to continue to engage in the conflict with Iran.
The resolution was defeated 49 to 50.
Senators Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul and Susan Collins voted with Democrats, while Senator John Fetterman, the Pennsylvania Democrat, joined with Republicans to defeat the bill.
The vote came one day after Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth told Congress that the cost of the conflict had risen to nearly $30 billion.
He asked lawmakers for a record $1.5 trillion to fund the Pentagon next year.
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