The Latest Breaking News from DOJ

Julie K. Brown, whose reporting forced federal authorities to unravel the Epstein-Maxwell prosecution, has now found herself inside the Epstein files. Quite literally. And there’s no explanation why.

The Department of Justice keeps insisting it’s releasing what the law requires. But the documents keep insisting otherwise. In the latest Epstein-file dump, the DoJ republished records from the Giuffre v. Maxwell case. And they dropped two versions of the same document, one mentions Trump and one censored.

More shocking Epstein documents reveal disturbing purchases, including children's clothing, prostate massagers, Vagifirm, and role-play toys, shedding light on his psychological profile and predatory behavior.

Donald Trump had another one of those Epstein “hoax” crash-outs just one day after posting an infuriating Christmas message. You know, the kind where denial, projection, and confession blur into a single all-caps rant.

Newly released Jeffrey Epstein case files reveal Miami Herald journalist Julie K. Brown's travel records in Department of Justice documents.

Donald Trump and his administration have a different definition of “total transparency” in mind, because the White House swooping in to seize control of the Department of Justice’s social media page right as sensitive Jeffrey Epstein documents are being released isn’t exactly what anyone would call subtle.

Donald Trump has spent the last year insisting he was never on Jeffrey Epstein’s flight. Not once, not ever. He even claimed that anyone insisting otherwise was fabricating evidence with artificial intelligence to sabotage him politically. But the Department of Justice just released documents that prove otherwise.

Were they trying to discover her sources?

Top Epstein reporter Julie K. Brown claims her flights were monitored by the DOJ during Trump's presidency, sparking fresh questions.