House Democrats Release Note Allegedly Signed by Trump to Epstein Amid Denials

House Democrats on the Oversight Committee released a sexually suggestive letter allegedly signed by President Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, reigniting scrutiny over their past association. The letter, part of Epstein's 2003 50th birthday album, includes a drawing of a nude woman and a message wishing Epstein "every day be another wonderful secret." Trump and his legal team have strongly denied the letter's authenticity, asserting that the signature and drawing do not match his style and have filed a $10 billion defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal for reporting on the letter. The release comes amid ongoing investigations into Epstein's sex trafficking network and political connections, with Democrats emphasizing transparency and Republicans accusing them of partisan motives. Trump previously stated that his friendship with Epstein ended two decades ago due to Epstein's exploitation of young women, including Virginia Giuffre, a well-known Epstein accuser. The disclosure of the letter challenges Trump's denials about his relationship with Epstein and has intensified political tensions in Washington.