On January 30, 2026, the DOJ finally released what it calls ‘the complete Epstein files’. According to the DOJ, the latest batch of files completes the mandate given by Congress in November. The ...

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In a conversation with Joanna Coles, Michael Wolff explains why the release of the Epstein Files went so poorly and why people who simply said “release the files” had too high expectations.⁠ ...

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On the campaign trail, President Donald Trump indicated he would release Jeffrey Epstein’s “client list,” a promise to pull back the curtain on what many Americans perceive to be a shadowy cover-up.

President Trump said Monday he would sign legislation into law releasing files linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, noting the fallout over the files is a “Democrat problem.” “Sure I ...

U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson plans to finally get back to work on Nov. 12 after shutting down his chamber in mid-September to avoid negotiating with Democrats on a solution to end the government ...

The Supreme Court justices on Tuesday heard a free-speech challenge to state laws against "conversion therapy" and sounded likely to rule the measures violate the 1st Amendment. California and more ...