The House Oversight Committee demands Bill Clinton’s testimony over Epstein ties, threatening contempt, despite no evidence of wrongdoing.

Bill and Hillary Clinton are facing renewed scrutiny over their past associations with Jeffrey Epstein, as the Republican-led House Oversight Committee demands their testimony, threatening contempt charges—a first for a former president. Though no evidence of wrongdoing exists, newly released documents and photos show Bill Clinton on Epstein’s private jet and in private settings with redacted individuals. The former president, 79, expressed regret in his 2024 memoir, wishing he had never met Epstein. The couple, long accustomed to political storms, are using their established strategies to manage the fallout, maintaining influence despite decades of public scrutiny.