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Investigations by the U.S. Department of Justice and others into Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and potential involvement of public figures.
The Justice Department has acknowledged that it has published fewer than 1% of its Jeffrey Epstein–related records — roughly 12,285 documents totaling about 125,575 pages — while more than two million...
The Epstein Files Transparency Act required the Attorney General to make publicly available, in a searchable and downloadable format, all unclassified Department of Justice records, documents, communi...
Public reporting documents a longstanding social and sometimes business-adjacent association between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein—shared parties, flights on Epstein’s jet, photos and missed calls—...
Journalists have publicly summarized multiple Form 302 interview reports from the newly released , chiefly describing: compilations of tips linking to uncorroborated allegations compiled by the FBI, v...
Newly disclosed files and reporting show prosecutors at times identified potential co-conspirators in both the and investigations, but rarely had the accompanying documentary proof needed to bring cha...
The resolution had plead guilty in state court to two prostitution-related offenses, serve a 13-month local jail term largely under a work-release arrangement, register as a sex offender, and — throug...
No Epstein victims’ claims against Bill Clinton were legally substantiated in court: no criminal charges were brought against him related to Epstein’s crimes, and the best-known plaintiff, Virginia Gi...
Bill Clinton and his representatives have consistently denied any knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal conduct and have rejected claims that Clinton visited Epstein’s private island or participated...