Reports in April indicated that members of the congressional committee were divided over whether Donald Trump should consider pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell in exchange for her cooperation in the panel’s Epstein investigation.
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- Reports in April indicated that members of the congressional committee were divided over whether Donald Trump should consider pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell in…
In April, reports emerged that members of the congressional committee were divided over whether Trump should consider pardoning Maxwell in exchange for her cooperation in the panel’s Epstein investigation.
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Origin: extracted from Senate unanimously passes resolution opposing pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell · 2026-09-12 07:55