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Legislation and public debate about full disclosure of the Epstein files.
The began publicly posting materials after passed the Transparency Act in November 2025, but the releases were staggered and heavily contested; the DOJ published a partial tranche on or around Decembe...
explicitly promised during his to make public the government’s files on , and as president he signed the bipartisan in November 2025 that compelled the to release many records — even as his rhetoric a...
The judge who ruled to keep certain -related grand jury materials sealed was of the . While Engelmayer refused to release those transcripts and later said he lacked jurisdiction to appoint an independ...
A tranche of documents newly released from the ’s files includes a 2009 email that mentions filmmaker — mother of Mayor — as attending an afterparty at ’s Manhattan townhouse tied to the screening of ...
latest drops released millions of pages, videos and images from and prompted independent checks by reporters and prosecutors; journalists have corroborated specific, narrow items in the production (no...
The Justice Department has missed the congressionally mandated deadline to release the bulk of its Jeffrey Epstein files, telling a judge and the public that a slow, rolling disclosure is necessary be...
The FBI’s July 2019 internal emails referenced “10 co‑conspirators” linked to Jeffrey Epstein, but the released files are heavily redacted and do not provide a public, complete list of those ten names...
The Justice Department has released tranches of Jeffrey Epstein-related material but still holds back a large volume of documents and heavily redacts many pages — including what appear to be case file...
unsealed in litigation and reporting show listed as a passenger on aircraft during 2002–2003, with multiple outlets counting at least 17 distinct flight legs and some compilations counting as many as ...
The Justice Department’s recent public release of the so‑called “Epstein files” contains extensive redactions: victim names and identifying details, names and passages that appear to refer to alleged ...
The Justice Department has publicly released millions of pages from the investigations while offering members of the ability to review unredacted versions of documents that were published with , but o...
’s most recent unsealing of the “ files” released a massive tranche—reported as more than 3 million pages, roughly 2,000 videos and about 180,000 images—comprised of emails, internal records (302 inte...
The Epstein files remain largely unreleased because the Justice Department says the collection is massive and must be carefully vetted to protect victims and ongoing probes, while critics accuse the d...
Legal constraints — not a simple choice by alone — were the principal official justification offered for why large swaths of -related files were not made public while he was in office: law enforcement...
did not fully publish the government’s during his first presidential term largely because of a mix of legal caution, bureaucratic and logistical constraints, and political calculation — not because of...
The Department of Justice has been uploading multiple tranches of “Epstein Library” material to its website beginning in mid‑December 2025 under the statutory deadline created by the Epstein Files Tra...
The Biden White House did not unilaterally release the Jeffrey Epstein case files; instead the Department of Justice handled requests and disclosures, providing some materials to Congress after subpoe...
’s latest Epstein tranche contains multiple email threads and attachments that name and document exchanges about visiting ’s private island, lunch and related logistics; reporting counts at least 16 e...
Two House panels have driven the ’s files: the (often called the Oversight Committee) — including a Task Force on declassification that has been central to document releases — and, by statute, the and...
’s multiyear document dump confirms core investigative findings: sexually abused underage girls at his properties and prosecutors documented dozens of victim interviews and seizure materials; those fa...