A total of 16 photos were taken down at some point on Saturday from the website that the Justice Department created. One featured an open drawer containing other photos, including at least one of ...

Congress passed a bill in November that gave the Trump administration 30 days to release more of its evidence against sex offender Jeffrey Epstein Kyler Alvord is a news editor at PEOPLE, leading the ...

When HBO inevitably makes the definitive mini-series about the Trump presidency, the events of this past week will doubtless be one of the season finales. Watching the bill to release the Epstein ...

The Justice Department's records related to Jeffrey Epstein are on their way to becoming public after President Donald Trump signed the "Epstein Files Transparency Act," but what could be in them, and ...

Now that President Donald Trump has signed a bill to force the Justice Department to release the Jeffrey Epstein files, the DOJ will have 30 days to share all documents related to the late convicted ...

President Trump said Wednesday that he had signed the bill to release the files. The House of Representatives on Tuesday voted 427-1 on a bill to compel the Justice Department to publicly release its ...

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WASHINGTON — Congress voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to pass legislation to compel the Justice Department to release its records related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein — a major ...

WASHINGTON, Nov 18 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's approval rating fell to 38%, the lowest since his return to power, with Americans unhappy about his handling of the high cost of living and the ...

Democrat Adelita Grijalva's projected win will narrow the GOP’s thin majority. Tuesday’s special election for Arizona’s 7th Congressional District effectively narrowed Republicans’ slim majority in ...

The United States Military Academy is being sued by one of its own professors, who alleges that a new policy violates the First Amendment. The longest serving law professor in the history of the U.S.