Flash: Trump Drops Epstein Files!

One of the principal announcements made by United States president, Donald Trump was the releasing and declassification of the Epstein Island files and he had done the same today.

Today, the United States Justice Department began releasing documents linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein following a new transparency law signed by President Donald Trump earlier this year.

The move fulfills a long standing public demand to make unclassified records related to Epstein’s crimes available for public scrutiny. The initial release includes a large volume of files such as interview records, contact lists, flight logs, photographs, and investigative notes. However, many sections remain redacted to protect victims’ identities and sensitive information.

Although President Trump signed the law mandating disclosure, the administration clarified that the files will be released in phases rather than all at once. This has sparked criticism from lawmakers across party lines, who argue that a partial release falls short of the law’s intent and delays full transparency.

Early reviews of the documents show limited references to Trump, while several other powerful individuals appear more frequently in the records. Trump has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing or close association with Epstein, stating that he cut ties with him long before Epstein’s arrest.

The Justice Department has confirmed that more documents will be released in the coming weeks, keeping public attention firmly focused on one of the most controversial scandals in recent American history.