Epstein files
The files, the names, the silences: the case that refuses to stay buried.
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Latest piecesINVESTIGATION: 10 requests, zero answers — New Mexico sues the DOJ that promised transparency on EpsteinOPEN LETTER: H.R. 9694 Wants a Court Route for Epstein Files Still WithheldINVESTIGATION: Epstein, the House releases a transcript and revives sworn testimonyANALYSIS: Epstein Files, a Federal Judge Finally Rules on DOJ's Redactions
Investigation· No. 5337
INVESTIGATION: 10 requests, zero answers — New Mexico sues the DOJ that promised transparency on Epstein
An American state has just sued the federal government for the right to read documents the law orders to be released.
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Open letter· No. 5258
OPEN LETTER: H.R. 9694 Wants a Court Route for Epstein Files Still Withheld
Investigation· No. 5196
INVESTIGATION: Epstein, the House releases a transcript and revives sworn testimony
Analysis· No. 5178
ANALYSIS: Epstein Files, a Federal Judge Finally Rules on DOJ's Redactions
Note· No. 5160
COLUMN: Trump congratulates the reporters he is suing over Epstein coverage
Opinion· No. 5144
OPINION: The Epstein Files — The Next Fight Is Over <strong>Publication</strong> Itself
Investigation· No. 5130
INVESTIGATION: Epstein — The Judge Puts DOJ Redactions Under the Microscope
Editorial· No. 5119
EDITORIAL: The Senate Bars the Door to Any Pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell
Investigation· No. 5103
INVESTIGATION: The House releases the Ruemmler transcript on Epstein, between defense and controversy
Reportage· No. 5046
NARRATIVE: One redacted email reopens the Epstein file in court
On July 30, 2026, the Department of Justice confirmed it had transmitted unredacted files tied to Jeffrey Epstein to a federal judge for private…
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