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Why U.S. isn’t seeing same Epstein reckoning as Europe

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Some lawmakers in the U. S. are demanding more accountability for Americans linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in the wake of former Prince Andrew’s arrest. NPR investigations correspondent Joseph Shapiro, who wrote a piece comparing the U. S. and European responses, joins to discuss.https://www.cbsnews.com/video/why-us-isnt-seeing-same-epstein-reckoning-europe/ You may be interestedGuns and butter: Russia chooses bothWednesday, […]

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