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Todd Blanche
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 deadline to release records tied to Jeffrey Epstein, stating that it has recently uncovered more than a million additional documents that must be reviewed first. The disclosure adds weeks to a process already under scrutiny from lawmakers and victims’ advocates who say…
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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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Kilmar Abrego Garcia secures release as court rejects his continued detention
Kilmar Abrego Garcia has a reason to smile after a federal judge in Maryland ordered his immediate...
