EPSTEIN WATCH

Metropolitan Police chief Mark Rowley travels to Washington to request unredacted Epstein documents relating to Peter Mandelson and other investigations.

The Justice Department released 16 new pages of Epstein files covering FBI interview summaries related to sexual abuse accusations mentioning President Trump.

DOJ documents reveal guard Tova Noel searched for Epstein online minutes before his death and received thousands in unexplained cash deposits.

New Mexico officials reopen a 2019 investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, but attorneys warn the seven-year delay may limit evidence recovery.

A five-page handwritten FBI report details an inmate's account of a guard allegedly discussing a coverup the morning Epstein was found dead.

Weeks after the DOJ released over 3 million Epstein investigative documents, no arrests have occurred in the US, contrasting with UK actions.

The House Oversight Committee released video recordings of Bill and Hillary Clinton's depositions regarding their relationships with Jeffrey Epstein.

Sen. Ron Wyden calls on the DEA to provide unredacted records on a long-secret investigation into Epstein-linked drug trafficking and money laundering.

Hillary Clinton testified before the House Oversight Committee on Feb. 26, 2026, denying any knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein while accusing Republicans of a partisan exercise.

Former president Bill Clinton is set to testify before the House Oversight Committee regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

Three FBI memos omitted from DOJ's public Epstein release contain unverified allegations that Donald Trump sexually abused a minor in the early 1980s.

Newly uncovered emails detail Sarah Ferguson's requests to Jeffrey Epstein for flight upgrades and $20,000 for a film screening after his 2009 prison release.

Department of Justice documents reveal that Elon Musk maintained a much more familiar correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein than the billionaire has previously admitted.

DOJ-released booking records, flight logs, and fuel receipts indicate Jeffrey Epstein flew to and from Britain over 60 times, with commercial flights booked for women until June 2019.

The Department of Justice is reviewing whether FBI interview notes containing allegations against President Trump were wrongfully omitted from the Epstein files release.

A 2015 DEA document in the Justice Department's Epstein files details a multi-year probe into suspicious wire transfers linked to alleged drug and prostitution activity.