Trump saying there’s ‘real starvation’ in Gaza has not led to a change of heart from most Republicans in the final bastion of conservative foreign policy in Washington, Eric Garcia writes

MSNBC legal analyst Mary McCord and political analyst Brendan Buck join The Weeknight as Trump’s Epstein responses spark pardon speculation and political fallout.

Epstein co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell's request for immunity was denied by the House Oversight Committee. But Maxwell's attorneys say there is one path that could convince her to testify before Congress anyway: a pardon from President Donald Trump.

The Rule of Five, formally known as Section 2954, was first enacted in 1928, establishing a right for lawmakers to access information from the executive branch.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is looking to capitalize on the Jeffrey Epstein feud roiling Republicans by trying to invoke a nearly century-old law to require the release of files detailing those once connected to the late child sex offender.

Senate Democrats on Wednesday said they are attempting to force the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files through a little-known, decades-old law.