Congress debates releasing sealed Epstein documents amid Trump administration's push to keep them secret, with a decision expected by late November 2025.

As Congress prepares to vote on releasing sealed Jeffrey Epstein documents, the Trump administration faces scrutiny over its push to keep them confidential, citing privacy and national security. While federal judges have ordered disclosure, the administration argues for continued secrecy, opposing the release of materials that may name high-profile individuals. Advocates and lawmakers from both parties demand transparency, citing public interest and accountability, while concerns remain over potential legal and reputational fallout. The final decision, expected in late November 2025, could set a precedent for access to sensitive government records.