House Republicans have virtually stopped work on all major legislation leading up to their six-week summer recess to avoid taking votes on forcing the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

House Republicans are so terrified of being put on record either way with a vote on the exploding Jeffrey Epstein controversy that they are now talking about ending the session early and going on summer break to avoid it,

A judge who faced Republican impeachment calls has been assigned to handle the Trump DOJ's request to release testimony tied to Jeffrey Epstein.

The Jeffrey Epstein saga is causing chaos in the House for the second week in a row, as threats of Democrats forcing politically tough votes are prompting House GOP leadership to toss out many of their plans for the week.

The Epstein files are set to be kept under wraps for even longer after Donald Trump's Republicans scrapped plans to vote on releasing the documents. Mike Johnson, the Republican House Speaker, has stepped back from his commitment to hold a vote on the files before Congress enters its August break.

House Republican leaders are pushing a vote on whether to compel the Trump administration to release the Jeffrey Epstein files until after the August recess — at the earliest, Politico reported Monday.

Rep. Tim Burchett, who's called for the government to release all files on the disgraced financier, now warns against releasing names in any flight logs.

Political battle erupts over Jeffrey Epstein documents as Democrats seize on Republican divisions after Trump administration's DOJ memo stated the convicted sex offender died by suicide and there is no "client list.

A former employee of sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein repeatedly asked federal authorities to look into Donald Trump while accusing Epstein of sexual assault. Maria Farmer first accused Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell of misconduct in 1996,