Bill and Hillary Clinton will testify in a U.S. House investigation surrounding deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The Epstein affair continues to cast a long shadow over Washington, entangling some of the most prominent names in U.S. politics and highlighting the sharp partisan battles that have shaped the scandal.

Meanwhile, a court is due to hear a request on today,Wednesday  to block access to investigative files linked to Epstein, according to media reports, after victims said their names had not been censored.

The Justice Department released last week what it said would be the final batch of pages, photos and videos from the Epstein files, adding fuel to a political drama that has put pressure on President Donald Trump.

But lawyers have revealed that the department was left scrambling after names of alleged victims who were supposed to be anonymized were left uncensored.

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