President Donald Trump’s Jeffrey Epstein problem is showing little sign of fading. A brutal new poll suggests widespread doubt, even among Republicans, that the Trump administration has delivered justice or brought accountability to those connected to Epstein.

Nancy Mace says her support for releasing Epstein files cost her Trump's endorsement in South Carolina's governor race.

By Jason Lange WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) - Few Americans, including just 21% of Republicans, think President Donald Trump's administration has helped deliver justice in cases connected to accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein,

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Mace’s Epstein vote cost her Trump’s support in the South Carolina governor’s race. She lost badly, and now her volatile political career may be over.