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Congress moves to impeach Attorney General Pam Bondi after the Department of Justice misses the Epstein Files Transparency Act deadline to disclose unclassified documents; lawmakers cite obstruction and legal violation.

The first batch of Jeffrey Epstein files released by the U.S. Department of Justice on Dec. 19, 2025 contains heavy redactions, misses legal deadlines under the Epstein Files Transparency Act and provokes bipartisan criticism of a perceived cover-up.

A trove of documents, including court records, footage and images, was uploaded on Friday night to the US Department of Justice website.

The U.S. Department of Justice has made a partial release of documents from what’s become known collectively as the “Jeffrey Epstein files,” with more to follow at an unspecified time. On a special part of its website that the department titled “Epstein Library,” it lists documents such as court records…

Hundreds of images depict sex offender with pop stars, Bill Clinton and women whose faces are redacted

The data dump came after US deputy attorney general Todd Blanche said not all documents would be released by the legal deadline.

There is no rule of law if the president can deem anyone an enemy combatant and order them summarily shot

Her Gucci handbag — filled with credit cards, checks and $3,000 in cash — was swiped from a D.C. restaurant in April.

One of the former DOJ employees said that workers at the Justice Department are being forced to “put loyalty to the president over the Constitution, the rule of law, and their professional ethical obligations."