The U.S. Justice Department has released millions of pages of documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein, marking the largest public disclosure tied to the case to date. The newly unsealed files reference numerous high-profile figures and include claims recorded in complaints, emails, and internal summaries. Officials emphasise that many of the statements contained in the documents are unverified, uncorroborated, and do not constitute evidence or findings of wrongdoing.

The latest Epstein files scandal has sent shockwaves through Washington, the media, and elite circles worldwide. Newly released photos, documents, and notes from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate have surfaced, revealing associations with billionaires, celebrities, and political figures igniting debates over transparency, privacy, and journalistic ethics. Congress is now pushing for the full release of Epstein’s files as the Justice Department races against the clock to redact thousands of sensitive pages. Legal and counterintelligence teams are working under immense pressure, tasked with balancing victim privacy, executive protection, and public transparency. The fast-paced effort has already drawn criticism over potential over-redaction and omissions. WATCH