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Epstein Files Rock US Politics: Trump Accused of Sexual Abuse, Midterm Impact Looms

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News18•07-03-2026, 12:25

Epstein Files Rock US Politics: Trump Accused of Sexual Abuse, Midterm Impact Looms

•New Epstein Files released by DOJ in March 2026 reveal allegations against Donald Trump, stirring political controversy.
•An anonymous woman accused Trump of sexually and physically abusing a minor in the 1980s, which the White House denies as "baseless."
•Trump's name appeared 30,000 times in 3 million pages of released documents, sparking calls for investigation from both parties.
•Polls indicate 63% of Americans find Trump's handling of the files unfounded, with 52% believing in a cover-up, potentially impacting 2026 midterms.
•The scandal diverts attention from economic issues, increasing transparency but also political divisions among the public.

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