Trump’s DoJ and FBI tried to shut down Epstein conspiracy theories. They just reopened the nastiest front in the Trump-Musk battle.

The Justice Department and FBI have officially stated that no “client list” of powerful men connected to Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking exists, publicly contradicting earlier claims by Attorney General Pam Bondi and walking back election campaign promises made by Donald Trump that he would release such information.

Before slandering the entire Trump administration, examine the possibility that the Epstein allegations were oversold.

The Epstein affair had the hallmarks of a conspiracy theory. He was a rich financier with a Jewish surname and powerful acquaintances, including Bill Clinton, a former president, and Prince Andrew, a British royal.

The convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein sent a note to author Michael Wolff before he was found dead in his cell

The fallout from a Justice Department memo on the Jeffrey Epstein case reached a fevered pitch July 11 with reports a top FBI official may resign.

President Donald Trump‘s former lawyer Alan Dershowitz has asserted that he is aware of the identities on the purported client list of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. What Happened: Statements from Dershowitz’s March appearance on The Sean Spicer Show have come to light again.

According to The Daily Wire, the 45-year-old Indian-origin FBI chief Kash Patel is upset over the lack of transparency in the way Bondi is managing the Epstein files. His frustration is reportedly linked to documents that are yet to be released by the Attorney General's office.

Wire’s Ben Shapiro defended embattled Trump administration officials — including the FBI’s Kash Patel and Dan Bongino — on Wednesday amid the fallout over their flip-flop on the Jeffrey Epstein case.

President Donald Trump lashed out at a reporter on Tuesday for asking the administration about the Justice Department’s recent memo regarding Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking case.