United States Senate
The upper chamber of the United States Congress, which unanimously passed legislation compelling the release of files related to the Jeffrey Epstein case.
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Entities connected to United States Senate through shared intermediaries, but not directly linked.
Connected via: U.S. Southern District of New York, United States Department of Justice, Lisa Murkowski +10 more
Connected via: U.S. Southern District of New York, United States Department of Justice, Lisa Murkowski +9 more
Connected via: Bill to Release Jeffrey Epstein Case Files, U.S. Southern District of New York, United States Department of Justice +8 more
Connected via: U.S. Southern District of New York, United States Department of Justice, Pamela Jo Bondi +8 more
Connected via: U.S. Southern District of New York, United States Department of Justice, Pamela Jo Bondi +7 more
Key Relationships
Connected To
- Document Bill to Release Jeffrey Epstein Case Files - The Senate unanimously passed the bill to force release of the Epstein files and advanced it to the President. Credible Reporting
- Organization U.S. Department of Justice - Senators formally requested an investigation into the DOJ's handling of the Epstein files. Credible Reporting
- Person Donald Trump - The Senate transmitted the passed bill to Trump after the chamber's unanimous vote. Credible Reporting
- Document Epstein Files Transparency Act (Epstein files bill) - The Epstein Files Transparency Act is pending before the U.S. Senate, where Warner and Kaine are seeking a floor vote. Official Document
- Document Epstein Files Transparency Act (Epstein files bill) - The Senate passed the Epstein files bill as part of the legislative process. Credible Reporting
- Document Epstein files releases - The U.S. Senate blocked the resolution that would have forced the release of the Epstein files. Credible Reporting
Mentioned In
- Organization U.S. Southern District of New York - Senators are seeking a probe of the DOJ regarding its handling of Epstein-related documents Credible Reporting
- Organization United States Department of Justice - The Senate is requesting an investigation into how the DOJ handled files from the Epstein case Single Source
- Document 3 million new Epstein files - The Senate approved the release of the Epstein files Official Document
- Document Epstein documents (20,000-plus released records) - The Epstein Files Transparency Act is under consideration in the U.S. Senate, where Senators are calling for it to be... Credible Reporting
- Document Epstein Files Transparency Act (Epstein files bill) - The Senate approved the Epstein files bill Credible Reporting
- Person Jeffrey Epstein - The Senate passed legislation to release files related to Epstein Credible Reporting
Employed By
- Person Mark Warner - Mark Warner is a sitting member of the U.S. Senate, communicating through his official Senate office (Warner.senate.g... Official Document
- Person Lisa Murkowski - Lisa Murkowski is a member of the U.S. Senate who voted on a measure regarding Epstein files Credible Reporting
- Person Chuck Schumer - Schumer's resolution concerning the Epstein files was considered in the U.S. Senate, where he serves. Credible Reporting
- Person Dan Sullivan - Dan Sullivan is a member of the U.S. Senate who voted on a measure regarding Epstein files Credible Reporting
- Person Tim Kaine - Tim Kaine is a sitting member of the U.S. Senate. Official Document
- Person John Thune - John Thune serves as the Senate's majority leader ("Leader Thune"), holding a leadership position in the chamber wher... Official Document
Represented By
- Person Pamela Jo Bondi - The United States Senate issued a subpoena to Pam Bondi compelling her testimony about her handling of the Epstein case Official Document
Part Of
- Document 3 million new Epstein files - The Senate approved the release of the Epstein files. Official Document
- Document Epstein documents (20,000-plus released records) - The Epstein files bill was passed by the Senate. Official Document
- Document Epstein documents (20,000-plus released records) - The Senate approved the Epstein Files Transparency Act by unanimous consent on November 19, 2025. Official Document
- Document Epstein Files Transparency Act (Epstein files bill) - The U.S. Senate unanimously passed legislation concerning the release of documents related to the Epstein case Credible Reporting
- Document Bill to force release of Epstein files - The Senate unanimously passed the bill requiring release of Epstein case documents Credible Reporting
Associated With
- Event Jeffrey Epstein case - The United States Senate is conducting a reactive investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein case to examine how it was h... Official Document
- Organization United States House of Representatives - Both the House and Senate jointly voted on approving the release of the Epstein files. Official Document
Source Documents & Evidence
“Epstein files: Senators seek probe of DOJ over release, redaction of misconduct's documents”Accessed: 2026-03-21
“"Schumer Resolution to Force Release of Epstein Files Blocked in the Senate"”
“Senate officially passes the Epstein files bill, sending it to Trump”
“Senate Passage of Epstein Files Transparency Act”
“House and Senate both approve releasing the Epstein files by a near unanimous margin”
“Senators ask for investigation into DOJ handling of Epstein files”Accessed: 2026-03-21
“Reactive Investigation (United States Senate)”Accessed: 2026-03-21
“Passed the Senate on November 19, 2025 (Unanimous consent)”
“"Passed the Senate on November 19, 2025 (Unanimous consent)"”
“Passed the Senate on November 19, 2025( Unanimous consent )”Accessed: 2026-03-23
“el Senado dio su aprobación por consentimiento unánime”
“Al día siguiente, el Senado dio su aprobación por consentimiento unánime”Accessed: 2026-04-02
“Murkowski, Sullivan vote with Republicans against measure seeking release of Epstein files”Accessed: 2026-04-03
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