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Democrats invoke rare federal law to force release of Epstein files. Here’s how it works

The Rule of Five, formally known as Section 2954, was first enacted in 1928, establishing a right for lawmakers to access information from the executive branch.

Where Is Ghislaine Maxwell Now? What to Know About the Epstein Accomplice’s Life in Prison (and Attempts to Be Freed)

Ghislaine Maxwell, who aided the late Jeffrey Epstein in his sex trafficking ring, was convicted in 2021. Here’s everything ...

Grand juries that indicted Epstein and Maxwell did not hear directly from victims, Justice Department tells judge

The filing says the Epstein grand jury heard only from an FBI agent when it met in 2019, while the Maxwell grand jury heard ...
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Since No One Else Seems to Care, Let’s Remember Epstein’s Survivors

“Without our case, probably no one would have seen the non-prosecution agreement, the secret agreement,” Brad Edwards, Wild’s attorney, told ABC in 2021. “Without that action, nobody would have known ...

The man who got the Epstein subpoena

In today’s edition … How Democrats got an Epstein subpoena ... 100 days from Election Day in Virginia and New Jersey.

Senate Democrats say they are prepared to sue Trump administration over Epstein files

The Republican-controlled Senate voted along sharply partisan lines Wednesday to confirm Joe Kent as head of the National Counterterrorism Center, approving his nomination over objections from ...