Legal experts suggest Trump's decision to launched a new DOJ investigation may be a way to block further releases.

Most voters are casting doubt on President Donald Trump’s claims that he wasn’t unaware of sexual abuse by late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, according to a new poll. A Morning Consult poll, released Tuesday, found that 60% of Americans believe Trump knew of Epstein’s actions, while just 15% said he did not know.

Ahead of a vote on the file release, the Republican congresswoman says the Epstein issue has "ripped Maga apart" (Trump's Make America Great Again movement).

President Donald Trump is planning to use his appearance at the McDonald's summit on Monday to address the issue of affordability, officials said. "The Biden administration started the affordability crisis, but President Trump will end it so all Americans can achieve economic prosperity," the White House said in a post on social media.

Epstein’s sex trafficking case has been thrust into the national spotlight again as the House approaches a vote to release the documents related to the convicted sex offender. Trump on Sunday reversed his stance on the issue, now urging House Republicans to vote for the release of the documents despite pleading with them for weeks not to do so.

Federal authorities are denying more work visas and green cards, vetting social media posts and applying enhanced scrutiny to foreign employees’ credentials.

President Donald Trump has said he is not surprised by the rumors, and described Cruz as "a very good friend."

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called on the president to invest new tariff revenue into American workers and businesses.