Could More Epstein Files Be Released Soon? Redacted Docs Will Be Reviewed By Judge This Week
BreakingBusinessCould More Epstein Files Be Released Soon? Redacted Docs Will Be Reviewed By Judge This WeekByAlison Durkee,Forbes Staff. Blanche’s handling of the Epstein files—particularly regarding documents that were either improperly redacted or withheld—has become a major sticking point in the fight over his confirmation, and Sen.
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- ▪Blanche’s handling of the Epstein files—particularly regarding documents that were either improperly redacted or withheld—has become a major sticking point in the fight over his confirmation, and Sen.
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BreakingBusinessCould More Epstein Files Be Released Soon? Redacted Docs Will Be Reviewed By Judge This WeekByAlison Durkee,Forbes Staff. Alison is a senior news reporter covering US politics and legal news.Follow AuthorJul 27, 2026, 01:33pm EDTToplineThe Justice Department will turn over unredacted Epstein files to a federal judge this week as part of a dispute over whether they should be publicly released—potentially teeing up a set of new documents to be released, despite the Trump administration’s efforts to keep them under wraps.Jeffrey Epstein and now-President Donald Trump as pose together at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, in 1997.Getty ImagesKey FactsJudge Emmet Sullivan ruled Saturday the DOJ must turn over a set of redacted or withheld documents about Epstein…
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