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What the Jeffrey Epstein files reveal about how elites trade toxic gifts and favours

Following horrifying revelations about Jeffrey Epstein’s systematic sexual assaults and trafficking of underage girls, the United States Department of Justice has been forced to publicly release millions of the late sex offender’s emails and texts.

The Conversation · Feb 26

Stephen Hawking’s family speaks out after scientist’s photo appears with bikini‑clad women in Epstein files: ‘Far‑fetched and...'

The family of the late physicist Professor Stephen Hawking has issued a statement to clarify a photograph of him that recently went viral. The image appeared in court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein released by the United States Department of Justice.

The Times of India · Feb 25

Mandelson-Epstein latest: MPs approve release of files as police ask government not to publish ‘certain documents’

Former deputy prime minister Angela Rayner one of many Labour backbenchers to rally against Sir Keir Starmer’s amendment

The Independent UK · Feb 4

Justice Department finds major failures in response to school shooting

Read about the United States Department of Justice's critical incident review of the law enforcement response to a mass shooting at Raab Elementary School ...

Top News · Jan 18, 2024

Alleged assassination plots in the U.S. and Canada signal a more assertive Indian foreign policy

A recent indictment from the United States Department of Justice has alleged an Indian security official was involved in attempting to assassinate a U.S. and Canadian citizen in New York. The alleged target, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, is a leader in the Sikh separatist movement and has been involved in organizing…

The Conversation · Nov 30, 2023

'Britain's Bill Gates' finally extradited to California to face charges in 'one of the largest frauds ever prosecuted by the United States Department of Justice'

Autonomy founder Mike Lynch sold the company to HP for $11bn in 2011, then everything went pear-shaped.

PC Gamer · May 15, 2023

U.S. Government Borrows Russian Tactic To Muzzle Pro-Russian Critics

The Department of Justice emulates the Kremlin in smearing government critics as foreign agents.

Reason · Apr 24, 2023

Tech tycoon loses US extradition challenge in Autonomy fraud case

Mike Lynch has lost his appeal against a ruling that Priti Patel could approve his extradition to answer criminal fraud charges in the US.

The Independent UK · Apr 21, 2023