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The House Oversight Committee widens its probe into Minnesota fraud schemes and potential gubernatorial awareness.
Whistleblowers allege Walz’s office was informed of fraud years ago but did little to stop it.
DOJ reports Feeding Our Future fraud cost Minnesota about $250 million.
Republican leaders say state losses are so high they question governor's knowledge.
Committee chairman James Comer signals a detailed, ongoing inquiry into state fraud.
Walz administration says it will cooperate with investigators.
The investigation followed reports of widespread fraud in social benefits.
FBI-flagged housing program fraud prompted program closures in Minnesota.
Medicaid autism service costs dramatically increased since 2018.

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GOP Oversight Chair threatens contempt of Congress against Bill and Hillary Clinton if they do not appear for Epstein-related depositions, signaling a hardline enforcement stance.
Clinton deposits have been delayed for months, with Comer accusing them of delaying, obstructing, and ignoring scheduling efforts.
The move follows subpoenas issued in August and a December deposition window in the Epstein probe.
The investigation seeks testimony from multiple figures and DOJ documents related to Epstein's case.
DOJ cooperation is highlighted as records are released with redactions and other measures underway.
The Clinton subpoenas are presented in the context of broader scrutiny of Epstein's circle and federal handling of the case.
The release of Epstein-related records by the committee and ongoing DOJ cooperation are noted in the coverage.
The AP report situates the Clinton subpoenas within bipartisan oversight motions and Epstein-related records.
The piece notes media context around Epstein coverage, linking subpoenas to broader political narratives.
The contempt action is framed as enforcing congressional subpoenas and holding officials accountable.

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Comer warns the Clintons of contempt if they fail to appear for depositions in the Epstein case.
The subpoenas were issued as part of the panel's probe into Jeffrey Epstein and related crimes.
The report notes Hillary and Bill Clinton appear in Epstein flight logs and related documents.
Comer emphasized the seriousness of delaying testimony and obstructing committee efforts.
Depositions were planned for the following week, with potential January scheduling.
The story frames the issue within the broader Epstein and Maxwell investigations.
Comer is a key figure leading the Oversight Committee’s subpoenas.
The article cites prior actions by the committee in July and August related to subpoenas.
The piece notes the potential jail time if contempt is upheld.
The article provides background on Comer and his role in the deposition process.

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