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WATCH LIVE: White House holds press briefing after Trump signs through release of Epstein files
The White House is holding its first press briefing since President Donald Trump signed off on the release of all documents related to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. The press briefing is set to begin at 1 p.

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Watch live: White House briefs reporters after Trump signs bill to release Epstein files
Trump, FIFA president to make World Cup announcement today at White House. Watch live
US politics live: Senate could vote on Epstein files Tuesday after House backs bill
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Epstein files bill will head to Trump's desk after approval by House and Senate
House votes to release Epstein files, sending bill to Senate
US Congress approves release of Epstein files, putting matter before Trump
Two days after Trump abruptly dropped his longstanding opposition to the measure, the vote is all but certain to succeed, sending a resolution requiring the release of all unclassified materials on Ep...

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House and Senate move near-unanimously to release the Epstein files; bill could reach Trump's desk today
Senate agrees to approve Epstein bill following House vote; Trump defends Saudi crown prince

Watch live as White House holds press briefing amid shutdown, Epstein email fallout

The White House is scheduled to hold a press briefing after Democrats released emails appearing to show Jeffrey Epstein discuss President Donald Trump.

Donald Trump Gushes Over Cristiano Ronaldo With Bizarre AI Video After Soccer Star's White House Visit: Watch

Donald Trump is still riding high from his visit with Cristiano Ronaldo in Washington, D.C. The president of the United States took to Truth Social on Thursday, November 20, to gush over his meeting with the soccer star at the White House during a dinner hosted in honor of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's trip to the nation's capital.

Gary Walters worked in the White House for 37 years. Here’s what the chief usher saw

Gary Walters saw a lot of history in a 37-year career at the White House. He started out as an officer assigned to help protect two presidents and ended as the chief usher, having served four presidents.
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