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Investigations that are currently active and may be compromised by the release of certain information.
The release of –related documents is driven primarily by the and the , whose internal review and redaction processes determine what and when material reaches the public, even as and federal courts att...
The Epstein Files Transparency Act mandates the public release of unclassified Justice Department materials connected to Jeffrey Epstein while explicitly carving out narrow categories that may be reda...
’s latest public release comprises multiple datasets and roughly 3–3.5 million pages that include references to foreign and other politically exposed figures; the available reporting identifies specif...
has defended its staged, heavily redacted releases of the files by invoking a narrow set of statutory and operational justifications — chiefly the need to protect the identities of victims, to avoid d...
reviewers, led publicly by , said the , that extensive redactions were applied to protect victims’ personal and medical information and to avoid jeopardizing active investigations, and that the depart...
News organizations treating the newly disclosed Epstein-era materials have largely converged on the same basic fact: a 2020 email and flight manifests show listed as a passenger on ’s plane multiple t...