How the government shutdown is thwarting efforts to shed light on Epstein’s case

By Emily Goodin, Miami Herald

The government shutdown is delaying proceedings in Congress’ investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, affecting a measure to require the release of files in the possession of the federal government and holding up testimony from key figures.

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