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Documented redaction failures in the Justice Department's release of Epstein-related files
The released trove of -related files does include an email in which a complainant names as a purported perpetrator, but that appearance is an allegation contained in a submitted email, not a finding o...
latest dump of roughly 3 million pages in the Epstein files includes the names of numerous U.S. politicians, business leaders and celebrities — from and business figures such as , and to entertainment...
published a massive tranche of materials that included roughly 180,000 images and about 2,000 videos drawn from multiple and . The DOJ says sexually explicit images and videos were redacted and victim...
multi‑million‑page has ranged from cautious framing that flags many allegations as unverified to headline‑driven accounts that foreground named powerful figures and lurid details; outlets emphasize di...
Attorneys for hundreds of alleged survivors reacted to the ’s massive document release with urgent legal pressure, accusing the DOJ of “thousands” of that exposed nearly 100 victims and asking courts ...
The government’s massive release of -related documents includes emails that mention a “baby boy” and media reports that interpret certain images and notes as suggesting Epstein may have had a child, b...
Democracy Forward has repeatedly sued and sought expedited FOIA processing to force the Justice Department and FBI to produce records about the so‑called “Epstein Files,” but the organization’s public...