Live from NPR News, I'm Giles Snyder.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer of Kentucky is denying it was a partisan decision to compel Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify

and the investigation into the late convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein.

The Democrats voted to subpoena the Clintons.

The Democrats voted with the Republicans to hold the Clintons in contempt.

So the Democrats have just as many questions for the Clintons as the Republican.

So this isn't a partisan witch hunt.

Comer's Committee is deposing the Clintons in their hometown in New York.

Bill Clinton is scheduled to be questioned later today.

During her testimony yesterday,

Hillary Clinton said she told the panel that she has no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes

and does not recall ever meeting him. President Trump's scheduled ahead to Texas today. His first trip

following his State of the Union address, it comes ahead of Tuesday's Senate primary election.

Republican Senator John

Cornyn is seeking a fifth term. He's being challenged for the nomination by State Attorney General

Kim Paxton and Congressman Wesley Hunt. The U.S. and Iran have wrapped up the latest round of

nuclear talks with the plan to hold further discussions next week. MPRs Greg Maiori reports that this comes with a large

U.S. military force now positioned for a possible military strike against Iran. The U.S. team,

led by presidential advisor Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner, held several hours of negotiations with

the Iranians in Geneva, Switzerland. Oman's foreign minister mediated and said

afterward on social media there was, quote, significant progress, though he didn't offer specifics.

He did say the sides agreed to hold technical talks next week in Vienna. The International

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