Per The New York Times, Bill and Hillary Clinton—who were subpoenaed in the House Oversight Committee’s Jeffrey Epstein probe—have now agreed to testify, a spokesman said, as the full House prepares a vote on criminal contempt after the panel voted to advance contempt resolutions. (vi.web-platforms-vi.nyti.nyt.net) The Clintons’ lawyers had proposed limited cooperation (a transcribed interview for Bill and a sworn declaration from Hillary), which Oversight Chairman James Comer rejected, insisting on sworn, in-person depositions. (apnews.com) If the House approves contempt referrals, they could be sent to the Justice Department for possible prosecution; public hearings are being demanded. (govinfo.gov)