U.S. Democratic Representative Ro Khanna disclosed six previously redacted names from the Jeffrey Epstein case during a House floor session on Tuesday, February 10, 2026. The names – including U.S. businessman Leslie Wexner, Emirati businessman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, and four others – were revealed after Khanna and Republican Rep. Thomas Massie reviewed unedited documents on Monday.
Khanna emphasized the need for transparency, stating the disclosure was "not a witch hunt" but a step toward accountability. "Just because someone may be in the files doesn’t mean they’re guilty," he said, while stressing the importance of questioning all individuals named in the files to uncover potential abuses of power.
The FBI’s initial redaction of these names has drawn scrutiny, particularly given the international prominence of figures like bin Sulayem, who chairs Dubai’s DP World. Analysts suggest the revelations could impact cross-border business relations and investor confidence in Asia-linked ventures.
