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Epstein files
Justice Department overwhelmed by 5.2 million-document Epstein review
The Justice Department has extended its review of records tied to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, pushing the number of documents under scrutiny to roughly 5.2 million as federal officials race to comply with a law requiring their release. According to a person familiar with a letter sent to U.S. attorneys, the ballooning review has…
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Justice Department admits newly found Epstein files will delay disclosure for weeks
The Justice Department acknowledged on Wednesday that it will miss a congressionally imposed...
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Partial Epstein files release fuels demands for answers
The Justice Department’s limited release of Jeffrey Epstein files has triggered a political...
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Justice Department under pressure to release Epstein sex trafficking files
With a court-imposed deadline looming, the Justice Department is expected by Friday to begin...
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Trump signs bill requiring Epstein file release after fierce opposition
Pressure from within his own party has compelled President Donald Trump into signing legislation that forces the release of federal files tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The decision came...
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Trump makes a sudden U-turn and urges GOP to support the release of Epstein files
A widening clash inside the Republican Party pushed President Donald Trump into an unexpected reversal on the fight over the Jeffrey Epstein files. After resisting a push for their release, Trump late...
