The Latest Breaking News from Jeffrey Epstein

US President Donald Trump lashed out at an ABC reporter and threatened to revoke the network's licence, citing both the reporter's 'attitude' and the network's news as 'fake and wrong.'

House Leader Hakeem Jeffries faces scrutiny after James Comer cites a 2013 email inviting Jeffrey Epstein to a Democratic dinner. Here is what the documents reveal.

President Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to the lowest point of his second term as frustration over the cost of living and his handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files fuels rare cracks within his Republican base.

Clay Higgins was the only lawmaker to vote against releasing the Epstein files. Here are key facts about his decision, his background and what the bill aims to reveal.

The Senate moved swiftly Tuesday to advance a bill forcing the Justice Department to release more information about its case against the late Jeffrey Epstein, acting just hours after the House overwhelmingly approved the measure and sending it to President Donald Trump, who had spent months trying to block it.

In a near-unanimous 427-1 vote, Congress has approved the motion to publicise the Epstein files, with only one representative voting against.

Donald Trump pivoted at the weekend to signal his support for the bill and says he will sign the measure when it reaches his desk – key US politics stories from Tuesday 18 November

NEWS ANALYSIS: In Congress, Mike Johnson stayed in lockstep with the president on the issue of the Epstein files. That alliance cost him politically, writes John Bowden

Democrats have repeatedly — and successfully — used the threat of censure against Mills to ward off GOP rebukes.