GEOFF BENNETT: In the day's other headlines:# The congressional investigation into files## related to Jeffrey Epstein is widening.

The# Republican-led House Oversight Committee has## voted to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi# for what the "News Hour" has learned would be a## closed-door taped deposition.

Five Republicans# voted with Democrats in favor of the measure.

Bondi will be the highest-ranking sitting# official to appear before the panel.

She## had already fielded Epstein-related# questions during a combative appearance## before a separate committee last month.# It comes soon after lawmakers requested## interviews with seven other people, including# the billionaires Bill Gates and Leon Black.

Separately, the Justice Department says that tens# of thousands of Epstein files that were recently## taken down will be reposted soon, telling the# "News Hour" -- quote -- "More than 47,000 files## were offline for further review and should be# ready for reproduction by the end of the week."

Minnesota's governor and attorney general told# lawmakers today that the Trump administration's## immigration crackdown hurt their state's# efforts at fighting fraud.

Tim Walz and## Keith Ellison appeared at a House Oversight# Committee hearing today.

The committee chair,## James Comer, accused them of, in his words, not# being good stewards of the taxpayer dollars.

They, in turn, tried to put the hearing's focus# on the surge of federal agents to Minnesota in## recent months, calling it political# retribution at an unparalleled scale.

GOV.

TIM WALZ (D-MN): I'm with you.

I want# your help on fraud.

Why would I not want## money to go to the programs I care deeply about,# feeding people, clothing people, housing people?## But what ICE did disrupted everything that we# were doing.

It disrupted our federal partners.

GEOFF BENNETT: That testimony comes as# Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem## faced a second day of questioning over# her oversight of the administration's## immigration crackdown, including in Minnesota.

Republican Committee Chair Jim Jordan praised# what he called her amazing record on immigration,## while Democrat Jamie Raskin accused her of a smear# campaign against Alex Pretti and Renee Good, two## Minnesota residents killed by federal agents, whom# Noem had claimed had links to domestic terrorism.

The U.S.

says it launched a joint military# operation with Ecuador targeting organized## crime groups in the country.

U.S.# Southern Command posted this video## alongside the announcement, saying it's# focused on combating narco-terrorism,## though further details about# the mission are still unknown.

It's just the latest escalation of military# involvement by U.S.

forces in the region,## following months of strikes# against suspected smuggling## vessels that have killed more than 150 people.

Cuban officials filed terrorism charges# today against six suspects who were aboard## a Florida-flagged speedboat that engaged# in a shoot-out with Cuban forces last week.## Prosecutors say they're being held in# pretrial detention and said they will## receive "due process in defense of our# people and the country's institutions."

The incident took place in the waters off# Cuba's north coast.

Officials say the group## opened fire as they tried to infiltrate the# island to commit acts of terrorism.

Four## suspects were killed, including one U.S.# citizen.

Last week, authorities unveiled## items they say were seized from the boat,# including a dozen high-powered weapons.

On Wall Street today, stocks rebounded as# a bit of calm returned to the markets.

The## Dow Jones industrial average added# nearly 240 points on the day.

The## Nasdaq saw a jump of nearly 300 points.# The S&P 500 also posted a decent gain.

And legendary college football coach Lou Holtz# has died.

Holtz was a giant of the sport, and## especially during his time at Notre Dame, where he# led the Fighting Irish to an unbeaten championship## season in 1988.

Holtz coached 11 seasons.

Holtz# coached 11 seasons there, racking up 100 wins.

Over his five-decade career, Holtz# was known for turning around losing## programs and he was elected to the College# Football Hall of Fame in 2008.

His death was## announced by Notre Dame, which shared# a statement from his family, who cited## his unwavering belief in the potential# of others.

Lou Holtz was 89 years old.

Still to come on the "News Hour": a# survivor of sexual abuse by Catholic## clergy speaks out after the# release of a scathing report;## and one family story of the struggle# to hold on to their farmland.