Months before the Trump administration abruptly announced it would release no further Jeffrey Epstein records, someone inside the Justice Department or FBI simply marked 16 documents from the case with the designation "POTUS.

Bloomberg, which sued to demand the release of FBI communications tied to the Epstein files, reported Friday that Ferguson relayed a message to Patel in March 2025—just as he took over the bureau and promised to deliver answers about investigations into the crimes and death of notorious sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

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Vice President JD Vance told podcast host Joe Rogan, an outspoken critic of the administration’s handling of the Epstein files, they should have released documents more quickly.

A former prosecutor’s allegation against the Justice Department lands as a federal judge presses DOJ lawyers over compliance with Epstein-files disclosure order

A federal judge gave a chilling warning to Justice Department lawyers fighting the further releases of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein: If they don’t comply with court orders, contempt proceedings could ruin their futures. Judge Emmet Sullivan of the ...

Judge Emmet Sullivan will examine the DOJ’s reasons for withholding handwritten FBI notes from the Epstein files release Geoff Livingston, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons A US federal judge has ordered the Department of Justice to explain why ...

RadarOnline.com can reveal the former Congresswoman, 52, alleged she took a phone call from the president before the release of the files in which he made the admission. Greene called it "absolutely ridiculous and unforgivable" that Trump officials would ...