US Congress Targets Clintons in Epstein Contempt Fight

• A US House panel is set to vote on contempt of Congress proceedings against Bill and Hillary Clinton.
• The Clintons are accused of defying subpoenas to testify in the politically charged Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
• If approved, the measures could lead to formal contempt citations and possible criminal prosecution by the Justice Department.
• The Clintons argue the probe is weaponized to attack political opponents, while Republicans cite Bill Clinton's past links to Epstein.
• The Clintons submitted sworn written statements, rejecting the subpoenas' validity due to lack of clear legislative purpose.

Why It Matters: US House panel to vote on contempt charges against Clintons for refusing to testify in Epstein probe.