US congressional report finds federal authorities could have prevented Epstein crimes

A Republican-led congressional committee released a report after a 15-month investigation concluding that US federal authorities had opportunities to prevent Jeffrey Epstein's crimes but failed to act. The report criticizes the handling of the case, though specific findings and recommendations remain unclear. This adds to ongoing scrutiny of institutional failures in the Epstein case.

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