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US justice department releases thousands of new Epstein-linked documents
Thousands of newly released documents tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein became publicly available on the US Justice Department’s website on Tuesday, including surveillance footage from the month he was found dead in his jail cell.The DOJ said the latest batch of released files contains claims against President Donald that are "untrue and sensationalist".
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Judge rules Ghislaine Maxwell grand jury records can be unsealed
In his ruling, Judge Paul Engelmayer cited a new law passed last month requiring the release of files on Jeffrey Epstein.
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Supreme Court Signals It Backs Trump on Firing Agency Heads
The court’s dominant conservative wing cast doubt on a 90-year-old precedent.By Editors Desk
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Jeffrey Epstein associate was sentenced in 2022 to 20 years in prison for sex trafficking and related crimes
Federal prosecutor tasked with investigating Trump adversary Letitia James resigns under pressure
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The justices will hear arguments in November in a blockbuster test for one of the president’s signature policies.
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In a win for Trump, Supreme Court lifts restrictions on immigration stops in LA
A lower court said federal agents need a reasonable suspicion that someone is in the country illegally and can't rely on factors such as ethnicity.
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Trump's court losses are piling up. Here's why that's not slowing him down
White House loses 6 notable cases in less than a week, but Supreme Court will likely have final say
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