The House speaker announced that lawmakers would leave a day early for a five-week break from Washington as tensions soar over Epstein files.

House Speaker Mike Johnson just made clear that the lower chamber wouldn’t budge on the Jeffrey Epstein case until at least September.

House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing escalating bipartisan criticism after abruptly adjourning the House of Representatives for its August recess, effectively halting momentum for a vote on legislation that would compel the release of sealed government files related to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network.

In a dramatic turn of events on Capitol Hill, House Speaker Mike Johnson has opted to adjourn the U.S. House of Representatives early for its August recess, cutting short this week’s legislative session amid escalating tensions over the release of files connected to convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

After Speaker Mike Johnson accused Democrats of using the Epstein files as “political cover,” Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-Mich) joined Way Too Early to push back, saying it was Trump and his administration who made the public promise to release the files: “They are the ones that made promises,

Billionaire Elon Musk changed his phone number after his public fall-out with US President Donald Trump, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has revealed.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said: "There's a lot of allegations on the table—our job is go and follow each of those trails and to find out the truth."

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