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Epstein files

The files, the names, the silences: the case that refuses to stay buried.
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Bill Gates Says Epstein Considered Blackmailing Him
Analysis· No. 2038

Bill Gates Says Epstein Considered Blackmailing Him

Introduction: what Gates actually said

Todd Blanche Faces His Reckoning Over the Epstein Files
Essay· No. 2034

Todd Blanche Faces His Reckoning Over the Epstein Files

Introduction: a prosecutor under pressure

Doug Band and Epstein's island, when a witness recants before Congress
Essay· No. 2022

Doug Band and Epstein's island, when a witness recants before Congress

Introduction: a sentence that has haunted for years

Maxwell, the letter that refuses to die and a DOJ silent for a year
Column· No. 2021

Maxwell, the letter that refuses to die and a DOJ silent for a year

Introduction: a question that still has no answer

Stanley Woodward, the man blocking the last Epstein files
Profile· No. 2019

Stanley Woodward, the man blocking the last Epstein files

Introduction: an escalating legal standoff

James Comer promises public hearings on Epstein before he steps down
Commentary· No. 2018

James Comer promises public hearings on Epstein before he steps down

Introduction: a promise with major stakes

Blanche Faces the Epstein Deadline He Can No Longer Dodge
Analysis· No. 1818

Blanche Faces the Epstein Deadline He Can No Longer Dodge

Introduction: An Attorney General Trapped by His Own Loyalty

FACT-CHECK: "All Epstein Documents Have Been Published" — What the DOJ Really Says Versus the Evidence
Analysis· No. 304

FACT-CHECK: "All Epstein Documents Have Been Published" — What the DOJ Really Says Versus the Evidence

The United States Department of Justice, under the successive leadership of Pam Bondi then Todd Blanche, publicly claimed to have released the

REPORT: Maxwell at "Club Fed" — five-star treatment for Epstein's accomplice, DOJ silence
Reportage· No. 301

REPORT: Maxwell at "Club Fed" — five-star treatment for Epstein's accomplice, DOJ silence

On August 1, 2025, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons quietly confirmed that Ghislaine Maxwell, sentenced to twenty years in prison for

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