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The House passed the bill 427 to 1 to force the Department of Justice to release its files on Jeffrey Epstein.

Republican Clay Higgins of Louisiana was the only no vote on the bill.

The Senate passed the measure unanimously.

It now heads to the president's desk where he's expected to sign it.

After the release of emails and texts between him and Jeffrey Epstein, former Clinton and Obama administration official Larry Summers said Monday that he plans to pull back from his public commitments.

but he's going to continue to teach at Harvard.

The former treasury secretary exchanged messages with Epstein long after he pled guilty to sex crimes back in 2008.

The messages show the two had a close relationship as late as 2019, with Summers even asking for relationship advice and criticizing Donald Trump.

Summers told the New York Post he is deeply ashamed of his exchanges with Epstein.

As new claims emerge about the man who shot President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt says Americans ought to have the full story.

Here's Leavitt speaking with Miranda Devine on Pod Force One.

Pennsylvania issued a trucking license to an illegal immigrant on a terror watch list.