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Congress is intensifying its probe into the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, demanding testimony from 47 individuals including billionaires and former White House officials. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has agreed to further testimony, while new demands target figures like Bill Gates and former Obama lawyer Kathy Ruemmler. The investigation also faces hurdles in obtaining the full release of Epstein's documents.
New U.S. Department of Justice files linked to Jeffrey Epstein have revealed unsettling details about Bill Gates' past associations. The documents allege extramarital affairs, continued contact after Epstein's conviction, and access granted to foundation meetings, raising serious questions about Gates' judgment.
Powerful figures like the World Economic Chief and Bill Gates are facing scrutiny following the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related emails. While the former has resigned, Gates has admitted to extramarital affairs, though he denies knowledge of Epstein's crimes. Investigations continue to expose systemic failures that enabled Epstein's activities.
