House Judiciary Hearing on Epstein Files and Search-Tracking Claims
A House Judiciary hearing put Attorney General Pam Bondi under questioning over Epstein files, and a document appeared to show Pramila Jayapal’s searches. Coverage differs over whether the apparent tracking was improper surveillance or a safeguard for victims’ information.
Lead article · Winnipeg Free Press · CENTERKey Democrat accuses the Justice Department of 'spying' on lawmakers reviewing Epstein filesHow each side told it
- KXL · Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal accuses DOJ of 'spying' on her search history from unredacted Epstein files reviewORIGINAL PUBLISHER NOT IDENTIFIED
- The Independent · Johnson warns Pam Bondi against spying on Congress members' Epstein search histories: 'We can't allow for that'NO PUBLISHED LEAN
- International Business Times UK · Leaked Photos of Pam Bondi's Binder Show Epstein-Related Search History of Congress MembersNO PUBLISHED LEAN
Who’s in it, and how each side portrayed them
Mace and Jayapal were named together by 2 of 31 outlets. Counted by outlet.
Reviewed unredacted Epstein files and sought further records and testimony, while questioning notes that appeared to show lawmakers’ search histories.
Objected to the apparent recording of her searches of unredacted Epstein files and called for an accounting of the practice.
Challenged Bondi’s handling of the Epstein files and accused the Justice Department of a cover-up.
Questioned Bondi about officials’ connections to Epstein and left the hearing after Bondi challenged her record on antisemitism.
Presented an FBI document and witness statement, questioned Bondi about Epstein-related records, and accused her of lying under oath.
Said he was investigating allegations that the Justice Department tracked lawmakers’ searches and that members should be able to review files without monitoring.
Chaired the hearing, questioned Bondi about a committee referral concerning John Brennan, and intervened as exchanges grew heated.
Pressed Bondi on Epstein-related investigations and whether the department was prioritizing the files.
When each side picked it up
When each side picked it up. left-leaning: 7 articles, first wed 3:25 pm. center: 34 articles, first wed 10:31 am. right-leaning: 11 articles, first wed 1:00 pm. unrated: 10 articles, first wed 10:50 pm.
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