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Bill Gates to Face Questions From Congress Over Jeffrey Epstein

Bill Gates to Face Questions From Congress Over Jeffrey Epstein
NBC News Wednesday 10 June 2026, 11:27 UTC 3 min read
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New Rules for Job Searching: How to Stand out to Recruiters 04:54 Here Are the Top Players to Watch in the 2026 FIFA World Cup 04:11 Here Are the Best Ways to Clean Stains and Save Your Money 04:47 Serena Williams Wins After 4 Years Away From Competition 00:25 Pope Leo XIV to Hold Mass at Spain’s Iconic Basilica 02:34 Violent Anti-Immigration Protests Erupt Across Northern Ireland 00:26 Who Are the Nuns Praying for the San Antonio Spurs at Games?

New Rules for Job Searching: How to Stand out to Recruiters 04:54 Here Are the Top Players to Watch in the 2026 FIFA World Cup 04:11 Here Are the Best Ways to Clean Stains and Save Your Money 04:47 Serena Williams Wins After 4 Years Away From Competition 00:25 Pope Leo XIV to Hold Mass at Spain’s Iconic Basilica 02:34 Violent Anti-Immigration Protests Erupt Across Northern Ireland 00:26 Who Are the Nuns Praying for the San Antonio Spurs at Games? 01:12 Meet the 4 NASA Astronauts Selected for Upcoming Artemis III 03:30 Video Shows Chilling Shark Attack of Florida Navy Base Employee 03:02 Texas Jury Sentences Karmelo Anthony to 35 Years for Murder 00:33 Now Playing Bill Gates to Face Questions From Congress Over Jeffrey Epstein 02:18 UP NEXT String of Powerful Storms Set to Sweep Across US 01:32 What Are Graham Platner's Chances of Unseating Susan Collins? 02:31 US Strikes Iran in Retaliation of Downed Apache Helicopter 01:49 Matt Damon, Gary White Talk Global Water Crisis and Solutions 06:29 See Images of the Southern Lights Captured From Space 00:29 Apple Unveils New iPhone Child Safety Features: Get a First Look 02:53 Plane Crashes in Dominican Republic, Killing 2 Pilots 00:31 Serena Williams Returns 4 Years After Hanging Up Her Racket 02:26 Bill Gates to Face Questions From Congress Over Jeffrey Epstein 02:18 Copied Copied Bill Gates is set to face questions from the House Oversight Committee over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Gates, who appears thousands of times in messages and photos in the Justice Department’s Epstein files, acknowledged meeting the late sex offender multiple times but denies any knowledge of his crimes. NBC’s Hallie Jackson reports for TODAY.June 10, 2026 Civics Bee Champions Compete in Showdown on TODAY 06:15 New Rules for Job Searching: How to Stand out to Recruiters 04:54 Here Are the Top Players to Watch in the 2026 FIFA World Cup 04:11 Here Are the Best Ways to Clean Stains and Save Your Money 04:47 Serena Williams Wins After 4 Years Away From Competition 00:25 Pope Leo XIV to Hold Mass at Spain’s Iconic Basilica 02:34 Violent Anti-Immigration Protests Erupt Across Northern Ireland 00:26 Who Are the Nuns Praying for the San Antonio Spurs at Games? 01:12 Meet the 4 NASA Astronauts Selected for Upcoming Artemis III 03:30 Video Shows Chilling Shark Attack of Florida Navy Base Employee 03:02 Texas Jury Sentences Karmelo Anthony to 35 Years for Murder 00:33 Now Playing Bill Gates to Face Questions From Congress Over Jeffrey Epstein 02:18 UP NEXT String of Powerful Storms Set to Sweep Across US 01:32 What Are Graham Platner's Chances of Unseating Susan Collins? 02:31 US Strikes Iran in Retaliation of Downed Apache Helicopter 01:49 Matt Damon, Gary White Talk Global Water Crisis and Solutions 06:29 See Images of the Southern Lights Captured From Space 00:29 Apple Unveils New iPhone Child Safety Features: Get a First Look 02:53 Plane Crashes in Dominican Republic, Killing 2 Pilots 00:31 Serena Williams Returns 4 Years After Hanging Up Her Racket
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