Khanna: Epstein files should be one of Democrats’ ‘highest priorities’ if congressional control changes

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The article uses attributed statements from Khanna and Jeffries and gives specifics about the proposed bill and its supporters. It offers limited independent verification or response from the Justice Department or other opposing perspectives.

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The article reports Democratic statements and the bipartisan effort in largely neutral language, with politically charged characterizations attributed to the speakers rather than adopted by the article.

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