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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.

The Department of Justice has released the Jeffrey Epstein investigative files, but netizens are outraged by mass redactions, calling the heavily censored document drop completely pointless.

"It can be the impeachment of people at Justice, inherent contempt, or referring for prosecution those who are obstructing justice."

New DOJ Epstein files reveal photos of Bill Clinton in a dress painting and a jacuzzi, lacking crucial context or dates regarding the interactions.

New Epstein files expose Michael Jackson in candid photos with the financier and Bill Clinton, rewriting the narrative of the predator's inner circle.

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This comes after the US President took a surprising U-turn and signed the bill to release them in November

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…

Photos included in tranche of documents as Democrats accuse Trump officials of failing to comply with law

"The Department of Justice is now making clear it intends to defy Congress itself," said Reps. Raskin and Garcia.

Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer has condemned the Department of Justice's decision to release portions of the files related to late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.