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Paris Reopens the Brunel Case, the Epstein Associate Who Died in Custody
The Paris prosecutor's office has announced a full reassessment of the judicial investigation opened in 2019 and closed in 2023 into Jean-Luc
DOJ Refuses to Hand Over More Epstein Files Despite Judge's Order
On July 2, 2026, just hours before a deadline set by a federal judge, the U.S. Department of Justice formally refused to
Bondi Pins the Blame on Blanche for the Epstein Files Failures
On May 29, 2026, Pam Bondi made her first public appearance since announcing her thyroid cancer diagnosis, a bandage still visible on
France Already Counts About Twenty Presumed Epstein Victims
ParisprosecutorLaure Beccuau revealed, on May 17, 2026 on RTL, that roughly ten new presumed victims of Jeffrey Epstein's network had come forward
200,000 redacted Epstein documents — the promised transparency doesn't exist
The Public Integrity Project, a public-interest organization specializing in government accountability, estimates that roughly 200,000 documents tied to the Jeffrey Epstein case
Todd Blanche Faces a Tense Senate Hearing Under the Shadow of Epstein
July 15 is approaching, and with it one of the most closely watched moments on the American judicial calendar. Todd Blanche, the
Todd Blanche, the Man Who Says He Never Broke the Epstein Law
Introduction: an Attorney General facing a judge who won't budge
Judge Sullivan Orders the White House to Hand Over the Epstein Files
Introduction: A Law Passed Nearly Unanimously, an Administration Dragging Its Feet
DOJ radio silence on the Epstein files since January
Introduction: nothing more for months