Overview
- The Clintons rejected separate subpoenas and, in a sharply worded letter, accused Chair James Comer of targeting political opponents.
- Some Democrats joined Republicans in voting to move the contempt recommendation forward.
- If the House approves a referral, the Justice Department led by Pam Bondi would decide on charges that could carry up to a year in jail.
- Ghislaine Maxwell is slated to appear before the committee on February 9, though her lawyers say she will invoke her right to remain silent.
- Lawmakers continue to press for broader disclosure of Epstein records, with critics arguing only a small share has been released so far.