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A report by the U.S. House Oversight Committee urged the Justice Department to interview or re-interview witnesses and pursue allegations against people associated with Jeffrey Epstein. It concluded that Epstein’s crimes after 2005 might have been prevented had investigators and prosecutors treated the complaints more seriously. The report criticized the 2007 agreement that spared Epstein federal charges, accused financial institutions—including American Express—of ignoring warning signs, and faulted the Justice Department for disclosing survivors’ private information. Republicans said they had found no evidence of Donald Trump’s involvement, while Democrats called the investigation incomplete and accused the department of withholding more than 2.5 million pages of documents, pledging to continue their inquiry.
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