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Todd Blanche Won't Unseal 2.5 Million Pages of Epstein Files
There are moments when American justice stops negotiating with the executive branch, and this week is one of them. Federal judgeEmmet Sullivan
In Brazil, the Epstein recruitment network investigation advances with no time limit
Brazil's federal public prosecutor's office, known by its acronym MPF, opened an investigation in February 2026 to determine whether a recruitmentnetwork tied
How Todd Blanche justifies keeping 2.5 million Epstein pages sealed
On July 2, 2026, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche filed a legal memo meant to justify why the Department of Justice is
The DOJ Misses the Epstein Deadline Again, Transparency Waits
In its report published on July 5, 2026, the Epstein Files Weekly Briefing newsletter, run by Debilyn Molineaux, paints the picture of
Maxwell Coddled at Bryan, Congress Demands Answers the DOJ Won't Give
On June 17, 2026, staff members from the House Judiciary Committee and the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee spent roughly three
Senator Whitehouse Accuses Washington of Buying Ghislaine Maxwell's Silence
Democratic senator Sheldon Whitehouse, an influential member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, sent a new letter on June 23, 2026 demanding that
The Brunel-Epstein File Stays Active in Paris, Ten Women Await Answers
The Paris prosecutor's office created, in February 2026, a dedicated team of magistrates tasked with examining possible links between French citizens and
Bill Gates, Epstein and the Blackmail That Never Landed but Still Haunts the Story
On June 23, 2026, the House Oversight Committee released the full transcript of Bill Gates's closed-door testimony, co-founder of Microsoft, recorded on
Ghislaine Maxwell Refuses to Back Down as the Supreme Court Stays Silent
The Ghislaine Maxwell case stubbornly refuses to close, and that fact should reassure us just as much as it unsettles us. Nearly