Trump watched as girl’s newborn was murdered & dumped in lake, Epstein document says

BREAKING NEWS: Congress moves to impeach D.o.nald T.r.u.m.p in a stunning vote as allegations tied to the Epstein files trigger bipartisan fallout. ‎ ‎Capitol Hill jolted awake today as a shock impeachment vote ripped through Washington, shattering weeks of uneasy calm and plunging Congress into open confrontation. The move came fast — and with little warning — after lawmakers cited newly surfaced allegations and unresolved questions linked to the Epstein files, igniting bipartisan fallout that neither side appeared fully prepared to contain. ‎ ‎The chamber was tense as the gavel fell. Members leaned in. Staffers stopped moving. Then the announcement landed: articles advancing forward, backed by a fragile but explosive coalition that framed the moment not as politics, but as a credibility test for the institution itself. Supporters argued the allegations demanded formal accountability; opponents blasted the move as reckless escalation fueled by inference and pressure. ‎ ‎What stunned observers most wasn’t just the vote — it was the speed. Leadership briefings were rushed. Legal teams scrambled. Cable networks cut into programming as lawmakers poured into hallways, some visibly shaken, others defiant. Behind closed doors, aides warned the fallout could fracture alliances and freeze legislative work for weeks. ‎ ‎ ‎What lawmakers discovered next was not discussed on the House floor — and it may determine whether impeachment survives the week. ‎👉 Read the full breakdown of what happens next.