Former President Bill Clinton testified before a House committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes, reigniting political controversy. Lawmakers pressed Clinton on his connections to Epstein, with questions about flights, meetings, and social interactions.
Clinton denied any wrongdoing, insisting that his interactions with Epstein were limited and professional. However, critics argue that the testimony raises fresh concerns about political elites and their ties to Epstein’s network.

The investigation has drawn national attention, with both supporters and detractors weighing in. Some view Clinton’s testimony as a necessary step toward transparency, while others see it as politically motivated.

The probe continues to uncover new details, with lawmakers promising to hold all individuals accountable, regardless of status.

Disclaimer: This article summarizes ongoing investigations. Readers should rely on official committee releases for verified updates.