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Mike Johnson Shuts Down U.S. House Until September to Prevent Congress from Voting to Release Epstein Files

House Speaker Mike Johnson is shutting the House of Representatives down early in order to prevent lawmakers from voting on the release of the Epstein files.

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Mike Johnson Adjourns Lawmakers to an Early Recess to Avoid Voting on Epstein File Release

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How Louisiana's Mike Johnson is dealing with the 'Epstein files' controversy

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July 22, 2025: Donald Trump presidency news

The Justice Department will reach out to Ghislaine Maxwell for a meeting amid recent calls for the associate of Jeffrey Epstein to testify about the accused sex trafficker.

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Johnson shakes head at Massie’s approach to Epstein files: ‘Bless his heart’

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Johnson shuts door on House vote before September on releasing Epstein files

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The Epstein files give MAGA a post-Trump future

Despite the elaborate combover, heavy orange bronzer and poorly-applied makeup to cover his old man hand bruises, Trump’s advanced age is getting harder for even his most loyal sycophants to ignore.

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Trump seeks Massie opponent as KY congressman calls for Epstein files release

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Trump administration delves into MAGA distractions in deviation from the so-called Epstein files

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Mike Johnson Lashes Out at the Media: ‘No One In Congress Is Blocking Epstein Documents’

"No one in Congress is blocking Epstein documents. No one in Congress is doing that." The post Mike Johnson Lashes Out at the Media: ‘No One In Congress Is Blocking Epstein Documents’ first appeared on Mediaite.

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Congress subpoenas Ghislaine Maxwell and plans a prison interview even after House Speaker questioned her credibility

Congress subpoenas Ghislaine Maxwell and plans a prison interview even after House Speaker questioned her credibility - Lawmakers are set interview Ghislaine Maxwell in a Tallahassee prison

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Mike Johnson willing to subpoena Obama to face Congress grilling over Trump-Russia scheme

House Speaker Mike Johnson said Monday he would not hesitate to bring former President Barack Obama before a congressional committee to testify on the 2016 Trump-Russia investigation by his administration.