The Epstein Scandal Hits New Targets

A wave of new documents about Jeffrey Epstein has stirred up more controversy. Now, the spotlight turns to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and entertainment figure Casey Wasserman. The Justice Department has released more files that expose connections to Epstein. These revelations have shocked people in Washington, Hollywood, Europe, and the Middle East. Even Britain’s financial markets felt a brief tremor. Howard Lutnick faces growing pressure to step down. Senator Adam Schiff, a Democrat from California, called for his resignation.Representative James Comer, a Republican and head of the House Oversight Committee, hinted he might subpoena Lutnick to testify. Casey Wasserman is also in the crosshairs. His ties to Epstein have come under scrutiny, prompting calls for accountability. The fallout extends beyond politics. Investors and businesses are watching closely, worried about reputational damage. Some companies now use prediction markets to manage risks, a strategy that raises new questions about transparency and ethics. The story shows how one scandal can ripple across many sectors. It reminds us that public officials and private leaders must be careful about their associations.