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The government's handling of the Epstein case, including the release of documents and the protection of victims' privacy.
The recording and transcript attributed to Sascha Riley were published on Lisa Noelle Voldeng’s Substack; the specific post titled “Don't worry. Boys are hard to find.” (Part 1) contains the alleged u...
The newly released files do contain multiple entries that allege sexual misconduct by — including explicit claims of underage sexual abuse, rape, and participation in "Calendar Girls" parties — but th...
Todd Wallace Blanche is a high‑profile attorney who transitioned from nearly a decade as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York and private white‑collar defense practice to be...
says it redacted “all nude or pornographic images” from its mass release of files, but multiple news outlets and victims’ lawyers report that unredacted nude photos and identifying information were no...
files contain numerous references to , but no single authoritative, line-by-line tally has been published in the documents themselves; major news organizations that searched the release report "hundre...
says it from its collection while excluding discrete categories of material — duplicates, privileged communications, items bearing victims’ identities or graphic depictions, materials unrelated to the...
have sharpened the public picture of from a shadowy socialite to an active facilitator whose communications, photos and deposition excerpts amplify accusations that she recruited and controlled young ...
has published millions of pages under the Files Transparency Act, but the releases are heavily redacted and have prompted outrage from survivors and observers who say the material raises as many quest...
’s massive release contains references to several senior U.S. political figures—most prominently and people in his orbit—as well as a mix of federal officials and public figures whose names appear in ...