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The Justice Department’s public statements and heavy redactions have materially constrained what the public can see of the Epstein investigative files, producing a patchwork release that the DOJ defen...
The Epstein Files Transparency Act requires the Department of Justice to publish all unclassified Epstein-related records with only narrowly permitted redactions—chiefly to protect victims and active ...
Major news organizations approached sensational claims in the newly released files through a mix of document review, forensic checks, source interviews and fact-checking, often debunking viral fabrica...
There has been no incontrovertible “major break” that produced a verified, comprehensive client list: has released only a sliver of the files and has both denied the existence of a single client list ...
Prosecutors have framed the newly released DOJ Epstein records as raw investigatory material with limited standalone evidentiary weight—documents meant to inform internal decisionmaking rather than to...