The House Oversight Committee released documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, including his "birthday book" with a possible note from Bill Clinton. The book also contains entries attributed to Donald Trump and Alan Dershowitz, though Trump's team disputes its authenticity. The released materials also include Epstein's will, contact book, and details of his non-prosecution agreement.
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