House to vote on Epstein files next week, White House tells GOP 'don't be fooled' over email release. A new book also explores Russia's short-lived victory over totalitarianism.
The House of Representatives is set to vote on whether to release previously withheld documents related to the death of financier Jeffrey Epstein. The White House has warned the Republican Party that some members may try to spin the news, telling them not to be "fooled" by the email release. A new book also explores Russia's short-lived victory over totalitarianism.
The CBS News app has been updated with a new feature allowing users to view and listen to the video player in read mode while on mobile devices.
The House of Representatives is set to vote on whether to release previously withheld documents related to the death of financier Jeffrey Epstein. The White House has warned the Republican Party that some members may try to spin the news, telling them not to be "fooled" by the email release. A new book also explores Russia's short-lived victory over totalitarianism.
The CBS News app has been updated with a new feature allowing users to view and listen to the video player in read mode while on mobile devices.
OMG, this Epstein thing is still going on and now they're about to drop more info 
I'm so hyped! The White House is like "don't believe everything you see" but honestly, who doesn't want the truth? It's been years since he died in prison and we still don't know what really went down 
. A new book about Russia's totalitarian past is cool too, I mean it's fascinating to learn how they tried to reform their system after the Soviet era 
. But let's get back to Epstein... this vote in the House of Representatives could be a game-changer for us fans who just want answers 
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Don't know what's going on with Russia's history, but a new book about their short-lived victory over totalitarianism sounds kinda fascinating 
. And you know who else could use some transparency? 
The White House is always good for a drama-filled press conference 
. On a completely different note, just upgraded to the CBS News app and it's got this sick new read mode feature... perfect for when I'm on-the-go and need a quick briefing 
. stats show 72% of Americans think the gov should release all docs related to Epstein's case 
. also did u know that 57% of Russians who lived under Soviet rule still experience nostalgia for the system? 
but seriously, it's crazy that these docs are being withheld in the first place. it just feels like cover-ups and stuff... anyway, gotta keep an eye on this one 
And now the White House is trying to tell Republicans not to spin it? Like, come on guys. It's time for some transparency already! 
On the other hand, maybe it's a good thing they're trying to keep people from misinterpreting the documents. I'm still on the fence about this whole Epstein thing... was he really that bad? 
But at least we'll finally get some answers next week. Oh wait, what if the Republicans try to politicize it and make a big deal out of nothing? 
Ugh, my mind is all over the place today.
. I mean, I know some people might not be able to see videos properly, but come on! Can't we just stick with good ol' scrolling?
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i'm low-key hoping for some answers 
but high-key worried about how it'll affect his associates 
meanwhile, a new book about russia's short-lived win over totalitarianism 
sounds like a wild ride 
can't wait to dive in 
and btw, cbs news just updated their app? 
so the house is gonna vote on those epstein files next week 
anyway im so hyped for this vote lets get those files released and let's see what we can learn from them 
. On the other hand, I do love learnin' about Russia's short-lived victory over totalitarianism - it's like, what even is that? Sounds like some wild Cold War drama to me! 
the Epstein files thing is getting old, like, can't we already figure out what happened?