The Epstein case just took another dramatic turn—and this time, it’s dragging some of the biggest names in American politics back into the spotlight.
On Tuesday morning, the House Oversight Committee made a bold move by issuing subpoenas tied to the ongoing investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s long list of alleged crimes.
And yes, that includes calling on both Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify.
Congress Turns Up the Heat
Leading the charge is Rep. James Comer, the Republican chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
He sent out formal deposition subpoenas to several high-ranking former officials from both political sides—spanning back to the Trump-era Department of Justice, as well as prominent figures from the Democratic Party’s recent history.
The message is clear: no one is off-limits.
The Clintons Are Officially on the List
Among those subpoenaed? Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Both are expected to testify sometime in October, as the committee digs deeper into connections and accountability related to Epstein’s years of abuse and influence.
Their inclusion is likely to reignite political tension, especially considering how long the Clintons have been shadowed by rumors of association with Epstein.
A Case That Just Won’t Fade
Even years after Epstein’s death, the search for answers—and justice—continues.
The latest subpoenas signal that this investigation isn’t just about Epstein himself, but about who knew what, when they knew it, and what might have been covered up.
And with powerful figures now being called to testify under oath, the stakes have never been higher.
What Comes Next?
This is a developing story, and more names could surface as investigators continue to dig.
With depositions set for October, we can expect intense media scrutiny and political fireworks leading up to the hearings.
Stay tuned—this one is far from over.