House Democrats Release Report on Trump and Epstein Allegations

On October 26, 2026, Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee released a 53-page report detailing allegations involving President Donald Trump and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The report includes accounts from 11 women and calls for an independent investigation into potential misconduct and the handling of Epstein-related evidence.

One of the most serious allegations comes from former Miss Switzerland Beatrice Keul, who claims Trump raped her at New York City's Plaza Hotel in 1993. Other women have described alleged unwanted sexual contact or encounters involving Trump and Epstein.

The report also questions whether federal authorities adequately investigated potential accomplices and properly disclosed relevant records.

Important context: These allegations have not been established as fact by a criminal court. Trump denies wrongdoing, and the White House has characterized the report as politically motivated.

The controversy raises broader questions about accountability, the treatment of alleged victims, and whether powerful individuals receive equal scrutiny under the law.