Justice Department and Epstein Files

The Justice Department has posted a new tranche of Epstein files — 16 pages that include three additional FBI interview summaries and intake material from a woman who alleges Jeffrey Epstein introduced her to Donald Trump around 1983 and that Trump sexually assaulted her when she was a minor; DOJ says the records were previously mis‑coded as duplicates and omitted, though about 37 Trump‑related pages remain unreleased and the department continues to assert some material is privileged, duplicative or part of an ongoing investigation. The disclosures, which DOJ and prosecutors note contain uncorroborated allegations, have prompted Rep. Robert Garcia and House Oversight Democrats to demand explanations and launch a parallel inquiry amid survivor concerns about staggered releases, while Trump denies the accusations and has not been charged.