Representative Thomas Massey plans to force a vote in the House next week on a second bill related to the Epstein papers and aims to collect 218 signatures to force a vote. The bill would allow victims access to their personal information, allow the state attorney's office to prosecute related crimes, and allow lawsuits against the Justice Department for withholding important documents.

Representative Thomas Massey plans to force a vote in the House next week on a second bill related to the Epstein papers and aims to collect 218 signatures to force a vote. The bill would allow victims access to their personal information, allow the state attorney's office to prosecute related crimes, and allow lawsuits against the Justice Department for withholding important documents.