The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote as early as Tuesday on whether to release documents related to the Epstein case investigation.

On November 18, the U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote as early as Tuesday on whether to release the investigation documents related to the late billionaire Epstein's sexual assault case. U.S. President Trump, who had consistently opposed the release of the documents, changed his stance on Sunday, stating that House Republicans should vote on whether to make the Epstein case documents public, emphasizing that there is nothing to hide. Trump also accused Democrats of deliberately creating discussions around the Epstein case to distract the public. The Republicans hold 219 seats in the House, giving them a majority, and some Democratic representatives have indicated that at least 40 Republicans are expected to vote in favor of releasing the documents. However, the bill still needs to be submitted to the Senate for a vote, so there remains uncertainty about whether the Epstein case documents will ultimately be fully released. (Jin10)