PERSPECTA

News from every angle

← Back to headlines

Epstein Scandal: US Commerce Secretary ready to testify before Congressional Committee

Howard Lutnick has come under pressure due to revelations about his visit to Jeffrey Epstein's private island. He has now agreed to testify before the US Congress.

4 Mar, 02:07 — 4 Mar, 03:52
High (67/100)
PostShare

Perspective Analysis

Comparing sources…

Read at source (5 outlets)

tagesschau1h ago

US-Handelsminister Lutnick will im Fall Epstein aussagen

Mehrmals soll sich US-Handelsminister Lutnick mit dem Sexualstraftäter Epstein getroffen haben - unter anderem auf dessen Privatinsel. Die Demokraten fordern seinen Rücktritt. Nun will Lutnick vor dem Kongressausschuss aussagen.

Read full article →
channel-news-asia1h ago

Trump Commerce chief agrees to testify in congressional Epstein probe

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, a billionaire former New York financier, has faced pressure over his associations with the now-deceased Epstein.

Read full article →
Al Jazeera2h ago

US Commerce Secretary Lutnick to testify before Congress about Epstein ties

Lutnick's relationship with financier has come under scrutiny after files revealed closer ties than previously known.

Read full article →
faz2h ago

Epstein-Skandal: US-Handelsminister zu Aussage vor Kongressausschuss bereit

Howard Lutnick ist wegen Enthüllungen zu seinem Besuch auf der Privatinsel von Jeffrey Epstein unter Druck geraten. Nun hat er einer Aussage vor dem US-Kongress zugestimmt.

Read full article →
Dawn3h ago

Clinton claims Trump told him of ‘some great times with Epstein’

Bill Clinton WASHINGTON: Former US president Bill Clinton told lawmakers that President Donald Trump had once confided to him he had “some great times” with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein before their relationship soured. In a videotaped deposition to the House of Representatives Oversight Committee last week, which was released on Monday, Clinton said under oath that Trump had brought up Epstein at a golf tournament in 2002 or 2003, after Clinton left office, and more than a...

By none@none.com (Agencies)

Read full article →