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U.S. Congress passing legislation to compel the release of unclassified Epstein records
The Biden administration did not “ignore” the Jeffrey Epstein investigations; the principal federal probes predated and overlapped his term, and many files remained sealed because they involved active...
The possessed and maintained the investigative files throughout the administration, and those files were part of an active, ongoing federal review during that period; the DOJ later produced and releas...
, partial release of the files reflects a mix of operational constraints and political friction: cites the massive volume of material and the need to redact victim identities as the primary reasons fo...
’s death by suicide in 2019 had immediate legal consequences — the criminal indictment against him was dismissed and federal scrutiny turned to his network of associates, producing prosecutions (notab...
The under the responded to (FOIA) pressure and a new congressional mandate by producing large tranches of -related records, while repeatedly asserting it met legal obligations even as critics faulted ...
under framed its files as a large, methodical document-review effort that, after internal memos and public letters, concluded it had not found credible evidence to support new criminal charges against...
Flight logs and travel records tied to Jeffrey Epstein have been collected by federal agents, entered into evidence in prosecutions such as the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, and progressively released to t...