King Charles Skips Epstein Survivors Meeting

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is U.S. News Today, where America meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Kane Charles III passed on a chance to meet Epstein survivors during his big U.S. trip for the 250th anniversary of American Independence. Rep Rokana from California, push for it, but the King's team shetted down quick. They blamed an ongoing investigation, without naming it. This all ties back to Charles's brother, Prince Andrew, whose links to Jeffrey Epstein have dogged the royals for years. Kana called it a missed shot at real leadership, saying the King owed the survivors that much. He joined them at a Washington Roundtable, right when Charles was in town, where folks demanded more probes and full-file releases. Andrew's basically out of the royal picture now. No titles, no events, after tons of docs dropped this year laying out the mess. Charles has stuck to saying, the laws got to run its course, no more common. The visits still showed off the strong U.K. U.S. bond, with Congress speeches and White House

1:02talks, but Epstein's shadow lingers, reminding everyone, scandals don't fade easy.