Overview
- Summers apologized for continuing to communicate with Jeffrey Epstein and said he will retreat from public commitments while continuing to teach at Harvard.
- The House Oversight Committee’s trove shows exchanges through 2019, including Summers seeking romantic advice and using disparaging language about women.
- The Center for American Progress said Summers is ending his fellowship, and Yale’s Budget Lab removed him from its advisory group, while Harvard has not announced changes.
- Sen. Elizabeth Warren urged Harvard to sever ties with Summers, arguing he should not be entrusted with students or policy influence.
- Political pressure is intensifying as the House prepares a vote to force broader Justice Department disclosures and President Trump’s attorney general orders a review.