US Rep. Ralph Norman and other SC GOP leaders, including Tim Scott and Lindsey Graham, respond to whether Trump administration should release Epstein files.

President promised justice for twisted financier’s victims, then said there was nothing to see. Now, he’s digging into an old playbook without a hint of subtlety, writes

As his supporters erupt over the Justice Department's in Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking investigation, President Donald Trump's strategy has been to downplay the issue.

The Trump administration records releases on Jeffrey Epstein are finished, but transparency lawsuits may reveal what else the government has kept hidden.

Donald Trump ‘s continued struggles to quash the conversations about Jeffrey Epstein and his administration’s handling of the so-called “Epstein Files” was once again the first “Hot Topic” of the day on Thursday’s (July 17) edition of The View.

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Tuesday (July 22) said he would send lawmakers home a day early for a five-week summer recess to avoid a political fight over files on disgraced financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

As many of Donald Trump’s supporters call on attorney general Pam Bondi to leave the US president’s administration over the handling of the Epstein files – namely a “client list” Bondi said was on her desk to review in February,

The video begins by showing footage of various Democratic leaders, including the former president, declaring, "No one is above the law." It then segues into Pepe the Frog (an internet meme character) honking its nose before cutting to a sequence of the FBI arresting Obama.

During ESPN’s 2025 ESPY Awards, which recognize major athletic achievements, unforgettable moments, and honor the leading performers and performances, 37-year-old Gillis began the night with an epic opening monologue.

Elon Musk pushes DOJ for Epstein flight records, fueling public demand for transparency amid political clashes over files. Follow Newsweek's live blog.