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How Arizona’s lawmakers voted on releasing the Epstein files

On Tuesday, the House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to compel the Department of Justice to release its investigative material on deceased convicted sex trafficker and New York financier Jeffrey Epstein. The measure passed 427-1, with only Louisiana Republican Rep. Clay Higgins voting against it. Five representatives did not vote.

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Arizona politicians react to House vote for release of Epstein files

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House and Senate pass bill to force DOJ to release Epstein files to President Trump’s desk

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Epstein saga reveals Republican rifts - and the power of Trump's base

After Congress voted to force the justice department to release its files on Jeffrey Epstein, the legislation will now move to President Donald Trump's desk.

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Behind the Vote to Release the Epstein Files

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The House Voted to Release the Epstein Files. What Happens Now?

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What are Trump, lawmakers, victims saying about the Jeffrey Epstein files?

"I have nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein. I threw him out of my club many years ago because I thought he was a sick pervert."

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Rep. Eric Swalwell Mocks House Speaker With Blunt Trump Reference

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How Every House Member Voted to Release the Epstein Files

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Trump issues pardons to Arizona's 'fake electors.' But will it matter?

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Arizona Mirror

Student advocates demand ASU follow UA in rejecting Trump’s education compact

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Trump talked about sending Americans stimulus checks. Why hasn’t he?

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Arizona Capitol Times

Hobbs makes the case for reelection

Governor Katie Hobbs kicks off her reelection campaign, focusing on her wins and denouncing Republican support for Trump in the 2026 Arizona election.

KTAR

Arizona politicians react to passage of bill to end longest government shutdown in US history

Arizona politicians took to X, reacting to the passage of a continuing resolution that ended the longest U.S. government shutdown ever.

FOX 10 Phoenix

Marjorie Taylor Greene reports threats, fake pizza deliveries after Trump breaks ties

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene reports hoax deliveries and a pipe bomb threat after President Donald Trump labeled her a traitor.