The House Judiciary Committee Democrats have released a trove of evidence regarding allegations of sexual assault, including a new rape allegation, against President Donald Trump in relation to Jeffrey Epstein that the lawmakers say has been deliberately covered up by the Department of Justice.

The 50-page report, released Monday, contains testimony from 11 women who either accuse Trump of rape or sexual assault or say that they had been offered to Trump for sex by Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell, with most cases happening in the 1990s.

When Americans go to the polls a week from now, accountability will be front and center.

The Jeffrey Epstein files are emblematic of a corrupt system. And the fish rots from the head down. Beyond the grifter-in-chief and his spawn are billionaires profiting from pay-to-play relationships and predatory corporations rewarded for choosing profits over people, machines over humanity.

The parents of Alex Pretti, a US citizen shot and killed by federal immigration agents ‌in Minnesota in January, criticized President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday for withholding evidence from local prosecutors who are investigating the incident.

“Our experience with the Department of Justice has left us wondering how Alex will ever get justice,” Pretti’s father Michael said at a press ​conference in Minneapolis, the first time the family has spoken publicly since his death. “Do your job and stop ​shielding Alex’s killers,” he demanded.

I wanted to thank the Brazilian people for their generosity, those who stayed with me through the length of this runoff. I want to thank the generosity of the young, who took to the streets to defend democracy. I want to thank the elderly. I know that many of them were urged on by their grandchildren to vote for me. People with cancer, people with limited mobility, with other kinds of illness. And you went to vote. It will be very important to assure them that their vote was worth it, that it will safeguard democracy in this country.