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Almost all the Epstein files given to Congress were already public, Democrats say

The majority of the government’s Epstein files — estimated to be around 100,000 pages — have not been released to the public.

Democrats Slam Trump's DOJ Release Of Epstein Files, Say 97% Of Them Contain No New Information

Democrats say 97% of released Epstein files contain no new info. Trump initially hesitated to release files but later directed more to be released.

Bondi rebounds from Epstein rockiness

Six weeks ago, conservatives were lambasting her. These days, the attorney general's standing with the MAGA base looks firmer ...

Donald Trump Makes Extreme Claim About Pam Bondi

Criticism toward Bondi over the Jeffrey Epstein files has jumped the aisle in a big way. She’s drawn heavy conservative ...

Trump worries about 'innocent people' being 'hurt' as Congress gets Epstein files

"Innocent people shouldn’t be hurt but I’m in support of keeping it totally open, I couldn’t care less," Trump said during a ...
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Trump Predicts Pam Bondi Will Go Down in History as ‘The Greatest Attorney General We’ve Had!’

Trump predicted Bondi would "go down as the greatest attorney general," despite widespread dissatisfaction within Trump's ...

Texas Democrat seeks to force Epstein vote ahead of expected passage of new map

Texas Democrats are looking to put Republicans on defense ahead of the expected passage of a GOP-friendly map by putting an ...

Hours before interviewing Patel and Bondi, Hannity bragged he wouldn’t ask about Epstein. He stayed true to his word

If I hear that name one more time, my head's going to explode,’ Sean Hannity declared on his radio show about Jeffrey Epstein ...

Vance, Bondi, Patel to huddle at VP residence for meeting amid Epstein fallout

Vice President JD Vance is hosting a dinner with Pam Bondi, Kash Patel and other Trump officials, where the administration's handling of the Epstein case will be discussed.

Congress is set to receive the first batch of Epstein files. It's not likely to quell the drama.

The Justice Department is expected on Friday to start handing the first batch of Jeffrey Epstein files over to Congress. But it may be a while before lawmakers get the information they want — if ever.