‘Action has consequences’: Clintons blink in Epstein probe, agrees to testify as contempt vote nears

The Epstein saga intensifies as Bill and Hillary Clinton agree to testify before Congress after months of resisting subpoenas, with a criminal contempt vote looming. House Oversight Chair James Comer rejects the Clintons’ plea, insisting on sworn depositions amid mounting political and legal pressure. With millions of DOJ documents released and scrutiny growing, the case raises fresh questions about accountability, power, and consequences in Washington.
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