Senate Democrats make late push to drive GOP’s Epstein files headache

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Democrats in the Senate are picking up the baton from their colleagues in the House to keep the Jeffrey Epstein saga in the news cycle and stoke GOP divisions.

A small group of Senate Democrats, led by Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), is invoking a nearly century-old law to try to obtain the Epstein files from the Justice Department in a move that could also splinter Republicans in the upper chamber who’ve largely avoided scrutiny from their conservative base.

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