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The Justice Department's handling of Epstein files, including redactions and transparency concerns
in the newly released Epstein files mention , including at least one allegation to the that a 13‑year‑old girl was abused, and multiple uncorroborated tips and survivor references tying Trump to Epste...
Independent scrutiny so far finds ’s disclosures thin, heavily redacted and far from complete: less than 1% of the corpus is public while millions of pages remain under review . Independent reviewers ...
When massive troves such as the recent Epstein dumps hit the public domain, journalists and the Department of Justice (DOJ) apply overlapping but distinct verification standards: the DOJ focuses on le...
Attorney General Pam Bondi presided over a partial public release of DOJ materials called the “Epstein files” and publicly framed the release as following a transparency directive from the president, ...
President Donald J. Trump signed a small number of headline federal statutes in 2025, most prominently the sprawling One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R.1) on July 4, 2025, while other laws with narrower ...
The Justice Department has publicly said it is withholding discrete categories of Epstein‑era material — chiefly unredacted victim personal information and records that could jeopardize active investi...