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Trump administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, including the release of documents
Multiple court and investigatory filings released by the Department of Justice and in civil suits have referenced Donald Trump in connection with Jeffrey Epstein — ranging from anonymous tips and pros...
has repeatedly denied any knowledge of or involvement in ’s crimes, insisting his friendship “soured” years ago and that he “never saw any wrongdoing,” while simultaneously amplifying conspiracies abo...
officials and spokespeople have consistently framed the split with as an old, personal falling-out that began in the early 2000s—often centering on a story that Epstein “stole” spa workers (and, in so...
The public record and reporting do not show evidence that the Biden administration improperly directed prosecutors to conceal Epstein materials or to shape prosecutorial outcomes; instead, DOJ officia...
There is no definitive, publicly available proof that the Trump administration is secretly hiding Epstein documents to protect President Trump, but the administration’s selective, heavily redacted and...
Three types of legal materials have linked Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump in public filings and document releases: court pleadings and civil suits that at times reference allegations involving both ...
The Justice Department’s large December release of Epstein-era files contains hundreds of references to Donald Trump, but the vast majority are context items—news clippings, photos or passing mentions...