Overview
- Khanna posted on X on Saturday calling for the British royal family to personally compensate Jeffrey Epstein’s victims.
- Khanna co-sponsors the Epstein Transparency Act with Rep. Thomas Massie and has sought a voluntary congressional interview with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, which has not been accepted.
- A newly reported document from a batch of Epstein files says U.S. prosecutors in 2020 cited evidence Andrew engaged in sexual conduct with a victim and had knowledge of Maxwell’s recruiting, while noting he was not a target and no U.S. crime had been established.
- The Justice Department says it has identified at least 1 million additional documents potentially related to Epstein and expects more time will be needed to process releases.
- Earlier this year King Charles III removed Andrew’s titles and privileges and expressed sympathy for survivors, as British reporting describes fresh disclosures, including a Sandringham photo, causing alarm at Buckingham Palace.