Largest Epstein Files Batch Released by DOJ
The US Department of Justice has released its biggest batch of Epstein files yet, with Washington analysis now underway on the disclosure.

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The US Department of Justice has released its biggest batch of Epstein files yet, with Washington analysis now underway on the disclosure.
A resolution urging Congress to pass H.R. 9694 aims to convert Epstein file releases from the DOJ's existing administrative duty under Public Law 119-38 into a legally enforceable congressional obligation.
The House Oversight Committee is urging Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and Peter Mandelson to testify in the Epstein probe, with Rep. Suhas Subramanyam issuing the call for their appearance.
Sky News examines 20,000 newly released Epstein documents that include emails involving Trump and Andrew. What these add to the record—and which claims stay unverified—requires closer scrutiny of the files themselves.
Reps. Massie and Khanna now claim 218 signatures for a fresh Epstein Files vote, while Todd Blanche appeals an order to release unredacted FBI files...
Sen. Dan Sullivan accepted $2,800 from Leon Black months after Black's Epstein ties surfaced, even as the billionaire defied subpoenas over $150...
Reagan-appointed Judge Emmet Sullivan gave Attorney General Todd Blanche until September 24 to release disputed Epstein records or justify...
Rep. Ayanna Pressley introduced the Survivors’ Rights Restitution Act to provide financial compensation for sexual violence survivors whose rights...
Two victims filed a first-of-its-kind class action against Epstein’s estate under Masha’s Law, seeking over $5 million in punitive damages for a class...
The House Oversight Committee began with a voluntary June 26 interview where Black refused NDA questions tied to Epstein and Maxwell. After he skipped...
On July 15, 2025, Rep. Thomas Massie told his legislative director Raphaël Schreiber he had until day's end to draft the Epstein Files Transparency...
The Trump-Epstein bookmobile is rolling across America with over 3 million pages of files ahead of November midterms, pushing the government to release the remaining 2.5 million documents for survivors while spotlighting Trump's past ties to Epstein.
France’s inquiry now covers 26 potential victims after identifying 13 new ones, with fresh recruiter names uncovered.
Epstein survivors and journalist Tara Palmeri were removed from the Republican midterm convention in Dallas just 35 minutes after entering.
European agencies report consistent DOJ silence on mutual legal assistance requests, blocking access to evidence and unredacted files.
Ashley Spivey reads an excerpt from the Epstein files on Ghislaine Maxwell's grooming of a survivor, drawn from the TER charges. Firsthand testimony like this reveals the targeted methods at the core of the case.
Billionaire Leon Black refused a congressional deposition and sued the House Oversight Committee to block subpoenas tied to the Epstein probe.
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