Epstein files

The New York Times has evolved significantly over the last decade through acquisitions such as The Athletic and Wirecutter, and successful projects like Wordle. Furthermore, it has expanded its video operations and utilized AI tools in its reporting, including pieces on the Epstein Files.

The New Mexico Attorney General has sued the Department of Justice to obtain unredacted files related to Jeffrey Epstein, stating they are necessary for investigating his alleged crimes in the state. The lawsuit seeks to compel the release of documents to support the state's ongoing probe.

The New Mexico attorney general has sued the Department of Justice to obtain unredacted Epstein files he claims are essential for investigating Jeffrey Epstein's alleged crimes in the state.

The New Mexico attorney general has sued the Department of Justice (DOJ) to release unredacted Epstein files, which he claims are necessary for investigating Jeffrey Epstein's alleged crimes in the state.

The New Mexico attorney general has sued the Department of Justice to obtain unredacted Epstein files necessary for investigating Jeffrey Epstein's alleged crimes in the state. The lawsuit seeks to compel the release of documents to support the state's ongoing probe.

The Trump administration is being sued for stonewalling on the release of Epstein files linked to Zorro Ranch. The lawsuit alleges obstruction in disclosing documents tied to the Zorro Ranch.

Former U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene married conservative media personality Brian Glenn in Las Vegas. They announced their engagement in December after meeting in 2022. Greene stepped down from Congress after criticizing President Donald Trump's handling of the Epstein files but won reelection in 2024, shifting from a staunch Trump supporter to a vocal critic.

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee delayed a vote on Todd Blanche’s nomination as attorney general. Sen. Chuck Grassley criticized Democratic opposition to Blanche, while Democrats raised concerns about his past handling of the Epstein files and an anti-weaponization fund linked to President Donald Trump. The delay follows a meeting where committee members addressed other business, including judicial nominees and subcommittee roles.

Daniel Siad, a modeling scout for Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead at his home near Paris. He was under investigation in France for rape and trafficking allegations and appeared in over 1,000 documents in the US Department of Justice Epstein files.

French modeling scout Daniel Siad was found dead at home Monday while under investigation for allegedly helping Epstein traffic girls. He was named 2,000 times in the Epstein files.

Virginia Giuffre's family was informed that Andrew cannot be investigated over the Epstein files because he is refusing to cooperate with the US attorney general.

Virginia Giuffre's family was told Andrew cannot be investigated over Epstein files as he is refusing to cooperate with the US attorney general.

A Democrat-run anonymous Instagram account named 'Dear White Staffers' collaborated on a post urging Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to hunt down and kill 'the people in the Epstein files.'

Vice President JD Vance stated on Joe Rogan's podcast that the Trump administration mishandled the release of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Political strategists Joe Borelli and Cameron French provided analysis on the issue.

Vice President JD Vance admitted the Trump administration mishandled communication around the Jeffrey Epstein files, blaming former Attorney General Pam Bondi for overstating the administration's access to the files. Bondi's statements and distribution of classified materials to conservative figures led to public mistrust, though Vance denied any intent to hide information.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche faces Senate scrutiny over the Department of Justice's handling of the Epstein Files and the anti-weaponization fund. Key Republican senators Thom Tillis and John Cornyn have not committed to supporting his confirmation, citing concerns about the fund's status and Blanche's prior role as Trump's lawyer.

Vice President Vance is engaging with skeptical media outlets to defend the White House, contrasting with other administration figures who avoid such platforms. His appearances on Joe Rogan's podcast, ABC's 'The View,' 'Real Time,' and Megyn Kelly's show focus on topics like Iran, Epstein files, and immigration, showcasing his verbal combat skills amid a potential 2028 presidential campaign.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding his nomination to the role. He was questioned about his role as President Trump’s lawyer, a proposed settlement fund for individuals targeted by the DOJ, and his handling of the Epstein files.

Vice President JD Vance stated the Trump administration 'absolutely screwed up the comms' around the Jeffrey Epstein files and should have released everything immediately, while asserting the administration was not trying to conceal information.

JD Vance claims Israel wants to prolong the Iran war indefinitely and criticizes the Trump administration's handling of Epstein files. He also alleges a well-funded foreign-influence campaign is undermining the Iran deal.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee during his confirmation hearing for Attorney General. The hearing included questions about the Department of Justice's 'anti-weaponization fund,' his relationship with President Donald Trump, and the release of Epstein files. Senators from both parties expressed concerns while Republicans highlighted crime statistics as evidence of the administration's effectiveness.

Todd Blanche appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee for his confirmation as Attorney General. Senators questioned him about the Department of Justice's 'anti-weaponization fund,' his relationship with President Trump, and the release of Epstein files. Republican and Democratic senators expressed differing views on his qualifications and the DOJ's recent actions.

Todd Blanche testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee during his confirmation hearing for Attorney General. Senators questioned him about the Department of Justice's 'anti-weaponization fund,' his relationship with President Donald Trump, and the delayed release of Epstein files. Republican and Democratic senators expressed divided support and criticism.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche acknowledged redaction errors in the release of the Epstein files during his Senate confirmation hearing. The admission was reported by CBS News' Jake Rosen.

Vice President JD Vance admitted the Trump administration 'absolutely' mishandled communications around the Jeffrey Epstein files, citing former Attorney General Pam Bondi's public statements and distribution of binders labeled 'The Epstein files.' The administration's handling led to public mistrust, though Vance denied any intentional secrecy. A congressional measure later compelled the Justice Department to release related documents in late December.

Todd Blanche, US President Donald Trump's attorney general nominee, faced bipartisan questioning from a US Senate panel regarding the release of Epstein files and a settlement that granted Trump tax immunity. The settlement involved a $1.8 billion fund created by the Justice Department, which was later abandoned.

Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general, faced questions from senators on ICE, FBI director Kash Patel's conduct, and the handling of the Epstein files. The hearing covered topics including ICE operations, Patel's leadership, and the management of files related to Epstein.

Vice President JD Vance acknowledged the Trump administration mishandled the release of the Epstein files, citing poor communication and redactions that fueled political backlash. He criticized then-Attorney General Pam Bondi's claims about documents and highlighted the need for faster document release.

Todd Blanche, a former lawyer for Donald Trump, faced challenges from Democratic senators during confirmation hearings on his ability to lead the Justice Department independently from the president.

Todd Blanche, Trump's nominee for attorney general, will face a Senate judiciary committee confirmation hearing, with questions expected about the purging of career prosecutors and Epstein files.

Todd Blanche will appear before the Senate judiciary committee for a confirmation hearing as attorney general. The hearing will address concerns over his role in purging career prosecutors and handling Epstein files during his time in Trump's administration.

Todd Blanche’s confirmation hearing for attorney general faces scrutiny over his role in handling the Epstein Files and a controversial $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization fund.' Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats and some GOP members, including John Cornyn and Thom Tillis, question his conduct, with Cornyn expressing uncertainty about supporting him and Tillis reserving judgment on the fund’s issues.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is set to appear before a Senate panel for his confirmation hearing. His career has been marked by controversial decisions including investigations, indictments, and the Epstein files rollout. Justice correspondent Ali Rogin is following his path to the top law enforcement position.

Simon Andriesz discovered Howard Lutnick's connections to the US commerce secretary through publicly released Epstein files.

Senate Judiciary Democrats have invited Danielle Bensky, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein, to testify against Todd Blanche in his confirmation process for attorney general. The testimony will focus on Blanche's handling of the release of Epstein files and include Liz Oyer, a former DOJ pardon attorney. A group of Epstein survivors also released a video urging senators to oppose Blanche.

A US district judge ordered the Department of Justice to submit less-redacted versions of certain documents related to Epstein by July 2 or provide justification. The judge noted that Todd Blanche had 'conceded' a violation of the Transparency Law.

A federal judge has ordered the Department of Justice to provide unredacted versions of certain Epstein files or justify the withholding of those materials. The judge requires the DOJ to either turn over the unredacted Epstein files or explain why they were withheld.

A federal judge ordered the Justice Department to release redacted information from the Epstein files, including names of individuals identified as 'co-conspirators' and details about an FBI interview with a woman who claimed President Trump assaulted her. The order mandates the disclosure of previously withheld data related to the case.

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., ordered the Justice Department to unredact additional pages of the Epstein files in a lawsuit filed by attorney and independent journalist Katie Phang. The preliminary injunction requires removing redactions from key documents, including at least eight email exchanges with an unspecified individual.

Over 100 current and former federal judges filed an ethics complaint against Todd Blanche, acting U.S. Attorney General, alleging conflicts of interest due to his prior defense of President Donald Trump in criminal cases. The complaint highlights concerns about Blanche's oversight of investigations into the Epstein Files and his role in Ghislaine Maxwell's prison transfer, which the judges argue compromise his impartiality.