U.S. Congress legislation · 119th Congress
HB10878: Truth and Accountability Commission Act
Status: In committee, October 22, 2026
To establish an independent Truth and Accountability Commission.
What the bill says
An Act of Congress; (3) the powers, resources, personnel, or authorities of the United States were used to confer a private financial, familial, political, or other improper benefit; (4) material information was concealed from or misrepresented to Congress, courts, inspectors general, law enforcement authorities, or the public; or (5) private individuals or entities participated in, facilitated, benefited from, or conspired in such conduct. (b) Matters To be investigated The matters to be investigated by the Commission under subsection (a) shall include, at a minimum: (1) Private enrichment Fo.
From the introduced text, October 22, 2026:
an Act of Congress; (3) the powers, resources, personnel, or authorities of the United States were used to confer a private financial, familial, political, or other improper benefit; (4) material information was concealed from or misrepresented to Congress, courts, inspectors general, law enforcement authorities, or the public; or (5) private individuals or entities participated in, facilitated, benefited from, or conspired in such conduct. (b) Matters To be investigated The matters to be investigated by the Commission under subsection (a) shall include, at a minimum: (1) Private enrichment Foreign financial dealings, family businesses, and the use of public office or Federal authority to benefit the President, members of the President's family, or associated private entities. (2) Appropriations and Federal workforce Firings, workforce reductions, funding freezes, impoundments, and other executive branch actions that prevented or impeded the execution of programs and expenditures authorized or funded by Congress. (3) War powers The use of United States Armed Forces without authorization from Congress, including military strikes involving Iran and the legal authority asserted for such actions. (4) Epstein files Compliance with and any obstruction of the Epstein Files Transparency Act, including unreleased records and credible trafficking or other criminal allegations identified in such records. (5) Immigration enforcement Shootings and other uses of force by Federal immigration or homeland security officers since January 2025, including …