DOJ Releases Some Epstein Files — Including Many Clinton Photos: Here’s Everything We Know
The first batch of documents include photos of high-profile figures including former President Bill Clinton, Walter Cronkite and Michael Jackson.
The first batch of documents include photos of high-profile figures including former President Bill Clinton, Walter Cronkite and Michael Jackson.
The photos come before the Friday deadline for the Trump administration to release its full Epstein files.
Federal law requires the government’s files to be released by Dec. 19.
Trump told Republicans to vote for the bill late Sunday, in an abrupt about-face.
Trump pardoned more than 70 people who helped him try to overturn the 2020 election—the latest in a string of pardons to people who have benefited the president.
The litigation does not accuse the first lady of any wrongdoing, arguing she was deceived and “would not have agreed to any use of her name had they known the truth.”
The rap mogul was found guilty in July on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, but he was acquitted on more serious sex trafficking and racketeering charges.
Trump said “young people” will “be very happy” about the deal, after previously saying he was open to just letting the app “die.”
The White House will install the Department of War as a “secondary name” to get around Trump’s inability to actually rename the agency.
Ghislaine Maxwell’s interview with DOJ prosecutors has sparked questions about whether the Trump administration could leverage a pardon to get her to exonerate Trump.