The judge has said Attorney General Todd Blanche made claims about the Epstein files that “do not comply” with the court’s order.

Journalist Katie Phang has asked the court to fine Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche $1,000 per day until he turns over all the files.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the DOJ will withhold or redact about 200,000 pages that it has deemed protected by "various privileges." ...

The files contained victim-identifying information and needed to be further redacted, DOJ officials said.

The federal judge overseeing MeidasTouch reporter Katie Phang's lawsuit against Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is turning up the pressure on the Justice Department after finding that it still ...

The lawsuit accuses Todd Blanche and the DOJ of perpetuating “that disgrace” of failing to investigate Epstein ...

Photo released by the U.S. Department of Justice under the Epstein Files Transparency Act / Cropped from Original (The Center Square) – New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez has sued the U.S.

A judge overseeing a lawsuit concerning the release of the Epstein files warned DOJ lawyers he could penalize them if they don't comply with his orders.

While the letter is real, the timeline the writer provided casts doubt on whether the allegations are credible.

A federal judge issued a stark warning to Justice Department lawyers that they better not be holding back any records ordered released by the bipartisan Epstein Files Transparency Act, RadarOnline.

A group of undisclosed documents related to government investigations of Jeffrey Epstein can be made public under the 2025 law requiring release of the Epstein files, a federal judge ruled.

The judge said he had “absolutely no desire” to go down the road of holding government attorneys in contempt, but he gave a ...