Former Attorney General Pam Bondi has finished her interview with House lawmakers about the release of the Jeffrey Epstein case files. Bondi stood behind the Trump administration’s release of the Epstein files but refused to answer questions on President Donald Trump’s involvement in it. Democratic lawmakers said Friday that Bondi told them she would not speak about the Republican president in the closed-door interview. Several survivors of Epstein’s abuse gathered outside the Capitol office where lawmakers were interviewing Bondi. The survivors tried to make their presence known to Bondi as she entered the room but say they were shoved aside by police officers.
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Jefferson County Public Schools and six other districts told WDRB News on Monday that they had complied with the Labor Cabinet’s request for records relating to six sick outs.
Tuesday’s hearing before U.S. District Judge Danny Reeves at times shifted focus between two issues before the court: whether a temporary restraining order should be in effect against the cabinet and whether federal court is the proper venue for the lawsuit.
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Andy Beshear said the Bevin administration may be breaking the law by demanding the names of the teachers involved in those sick outs.
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Attorney General Andy Beshear says the subpoenas violate the teachers' first amendment rights and could be considered unlawful.