Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. House Democrats say they're investigating why

some Epstein files that mentioned President Trump have not been made public. It follows an NPR

investigation that found the Justice Department withheld documents related to sexual abuse

accusations against the president. NPR's Stephen Fowler reports. A review of FBI case records, emails, and discovery logs released in the latest trench of files,

finds more than 50 pages of documents haven't been published.

These include what appear to be FBI interviews, as well as notes from conversations with a woman

who accused Donald Trump of sexual abuse decades ago when she was a minor.

Now, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee

say they're launching an investigation into those files. The White House says in a statement that

Trump is, quote, totally exonerated. Stephen Fowler, NPR News. President Trump will deliver

the State of the Union address tonight. NPR's Jasmine Garst has more on what the president's

expected to say about

immigration. President Trump won the 2024 election largely on the promise of a mass

immigration crackdown. Tonight, he's expected to talk about the fulfillment of that promise.

A year into his presidency, illegal border crossings are at a historic low. There are over 70,000 people in

immigration detention. The president has often said his policy targets criminal immigrants. However,

DHS data shows that of the people in immigration detention, over 70 percent have no criminal

conviction. Polls show most Americans now disapprove of the way immigration is being enforced,

especially after a month-long operation in Minneapolis,

ended with two American citizens killed by federal agents.

Jasmine Garst, NPR News, New York.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says he wants to hear President Trump say he's still on Ukraine's side during the State of the Union address.

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